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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave

Frederick Douglass
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Diaspora

USA

Era

Colonial

Language

English

Genre

Autobiography

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Douglass's first autobiography detailing his life as a slave and his escape to freedom, becoming a powerful abolitionist text.

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Most famous slave narrative; transformed abolitionist movement

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Douglass's first autobiography detailing his life as a slave and his escape to freedom, becoming a powerful abolitionist text. Most famous slave narrative; transformed abolitionist movement

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