
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
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Born into slavery on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Douglass tells how he secretly learned to read as a boy in Baltimore, was sent to a man known for breaking slaves, and fought back. Written seven years after his escape north, it named names and places at real risk to its author.
- Genres
- Autobiographies, Histoire des États-Unis
- Lieu de l’histoire
- Baltimore, Maryland, États-Unis; Easton, Maryland, États-Unis; New Bedford, Massachusetts, États-Unis
- Public
- Adulte
- Parution
- 1845
- Pages
- 127


