Words were the medium of his life Frederick Douglass’ most important legacy was the use…
“Abolition of slavery had been the deepest desire and the great labor of my life”…
1841 William Coffin, a prominent abolitionist, invited Douglass to speak at a convention in Nantucket.…
1861 Beginning of the. Douglass began advocating for. 1862 Congress abolished slavery. His employment…
Frederick Douglass, named at birth Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey, was born in c.1818 in Tuckahoe,…
Anti-Slavery convention in Nantucket The summer of 1841 was a turning point in Douglass’…
“The Church and Prejudice” was a speech delivered at the Plymouth County Anti-Slavery Society on…
“Fighting Rebels With Only One Hand” was originally published in Douglass’ Monthly, September 1861. What…
“What The Black Man Wants” was a speech delivered at the Annual Meeting of the…
“The Hypocrisy of American Slavery” by Frederick Douglass – July 4, 1852 Fellow citizens,…
“The War for the Union, whether men so call it or not, is a war…
Source: Frederick Douglass, Douglass’ Monthly, April 1863 This question has been repeatedly put to us…