The Life, Beliefs, and Work of Abolitionist Frederick Douglass

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History-Social Science
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The Life, Beliefs, and Work of Abolitionist Frederick Douglass

Learn about abolitionist Frederick Douglass’s background and his unique understanding of the institution of slavery that shaped his perspective on how to abolish it, often putting him at odds with white abolitionists; from The Abolitionists | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE.
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