Bonus: Frederick Douglass: From S...
Bonus: Frederick Douglass: From Slave to Conscience
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History in Decades por Jim Rand
T2 · E9
17 ago 2026
03:56
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Born into slavery on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Frederick Douglass escaped in 1838 and became one of the most powerful voices against slavery in American history. Jim Rand follows the path from a young boy teaching himself to read, through a daring escape, to the orator whose words forced a nation to confront its deepest contradiction. A story of self-reliance, moral clarity, and the power of a single life.

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Frederick Douglass
abolition
escape from slavery
Narrative of the Life
American Anti-Slavery Society
self-education
moral courage
19th century
freedom
conscience of a nation
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