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Hace 2 días · In the story of Frederick Douglass, Douglass created his work through a combination of personal motivation and wisdom. His initial motivation was to expose the dangers of slavery and advocate for its abolition as he recounts, as powerfully felt through his own words: "I would at times find myself regretting the attainment of my freedom, because it left me in the midst of relatives and friends ...
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Hace 8 horas · La administración de castigos y los actos de crueldad no estaban restringidos a los amos; sus esposas también participaban en esos hechos. Frederick Douglass cuenta el caso de la esposa del plantador Giles Hicks, quien «asesinó a la prima de mi mujer, una muchacha de unos quince o dieciséis años de edad […]. Artículo recomendado
Hace 3 días · 3 [their] character.” 7 Douglass hoped that through the prism of the international press, his words abroad would have an even more powerful effect, reaching America “borne on the wings of the press beyond the Atlantic waves”, to “fly up and down the regions of the North […] and reverberate through the valley of the Mississippi.” 8 Indeed, Douglass’s sojourn abroad would have an ...
Hace 8 horas · Frederick Douglass and the Two Constitutions. We recently noticed that the papers resulting from "Frederick Douglass and the Two Constitutions: Proslavery and Antislavery," the Thomas M. Jorde Symposium for 2022, have been published in the California Law Review . Here is a recording of the symposium, and here are the papers:
Hace 2 días · In the story of Frederick Douglass, Douglass created his work through a combination of personal motivation and wisdom. His initial motivation was to expose the dangers of slavery and advocate for its abolition as he recounts, "The more I read, the more I was led to abhor and detest my enslavers" (Douglass, p. 488).
