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Slavery is a dark place in the history of america, a time when the rights of African Americans were non-existent. Slaves were beaten, mutilated, raped, and killed with impunity. Their lives were a full time income hell from which loss of life was the only break free they could dare to expect. From this darkness, many heroes surfaced, one of which was a guy named Frederick Douglass. Born a slave in Maryland, Douglass presumed he previously found the key to the power of the white man - education. He trained himself to learn and write, and then he proceeded to instruct other slaves to learn and write as well. Inside you will hear about....

• On the Backs of Slaves: The Role of Slavery in the Economic Development of a New World
• Born into Slavery: Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey
• Evade to the North: Douglass' break free and early on life as a free man
• Equality and War: Douglass' Work as a free of charge Man
• Suffrage and Service: Douglass' OTHER NOTABLE CAUSES and Later Life

And much more! Like a slave, Frederick Douglass endured many instances of abuse and indignity while he waited to make his break free. On his third make an effort, he finally succeeded, as soon as free, he proceeded to struggle tirelessly throughout his life for the freedom and equality of most people. He was a genuine believer in the concepts portrayed in the Declaration of Self-reliance and codified in the United States Constitution. He became a famous orator, copy writer, and statesman, and he was always an abolitionist. His work in this regard helped abolish slavery in all of america, and he fought passionately for the equality of most people regardless of race or intimacy throughout the complete of his life. He's a genuine American hero. This audiobook explains to the compelling account of his life in succinct yet educational details that is both educational and interesting.