Curated library · 1845
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
MemoirHistoryJustice
A first-person account of enslavement, resistance, literacy and the deliberate pursuit of freedom.
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Read it for its historical witness, rhetorical clarity and account of how knowledge can become a tool of self-determination.
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