Frederick Douglass fu una figura di spicco nel movimento abolizionista, i cui scritti articolarono potentemente le brutali realtà della schiavitù e l'incessante ricerca della libertà. La sua eloquente prosa e la sua acuta intelligenza servirono come una formidabile arma contro l'ingiustizia. L'eredità letteraria di Douglass è di profonda chiarezza morale e di un impegno incrollabile per la dignità umana. Attraverso i suoi discorsi e scritti, diede voce ai senza voce e continua a ispirare generazioni con la sua lotta per l'uguaglianza.
Frederick Douglass's autobiography highlights his remarkable journey from slavery to becoming a prominent abolitionist. This hardcover edition features exquisite design elements, making it a meaningful keepsake or gift. It serves as a testament to Douglass's influential role in history and is printed in the USA, reflecting a commitment to quality.
The autobiography offers a profound critique of slavery, highlighting Frederick Douglass's remarkable intellect and resilience. Set against the grim realities of America's past, it serves as both a personal narrative and a compelling commentary on the injustices of the institution, illuminating Douglass's journey towards freedom and his fight for equality.
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, My Bondage and My Freedom
The memoir vividly recounts the harrowing experiences of Frederick Douglass, an African-American orator and former slave, as he reflects on the brutality of slavery and his quest for education and freedom. Set against the backdrop of 1845, it details his struggles and triumphs, including his painful journey towards self-education and the courageous decision to escape from bondage. Douglass's narrative serves as both a personal account and a powerful treatise on abolition, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit in the face of oppression.
Focusing on the historical relations between white and colored people in the United States, this classic work is deemed significant throughout human history. Its preservation is ensured through modern reformatting, retyping, and redesigning, making it accessible and readable for contemporary and future audiences. This edition aims to maintain the book's importance within the genres of History and American studies, ensuring its enduring relevance.
Frederick Douglass, a pivotal figure in the abolitionist movement, utilized his powerful writing and oratory to advocate against slavery, drawing from his own experiences. This edition features his key works, including the complete Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, and The Heroic Slave, along with excerpts from his autobiographies and significant speeches. Enhanced with annotations and contextual materials, it serves as an accessible introduction to Douglass's influential life and contributions, ideal for undergraduate courses in history and literature.
This book tells the story of Frederick Douglass, born into slavery and separated from his mother, Harriet Bailey, who died when he was ten. After a failed escape attempt, he used a sailor's letter of protection in 1838 to successfully flee to New York, highlighting the significance of his work in the USA and beyond.
The narrative details Frederick Douglass's journey from slavery to freedom, highlighting his struggles and triumphs. After gaining his liberty, he emerged as a significant figure in the abolitionist movement, using his experiences to advocate for justice and equality. His story not only reflects personal resilience but also serves as a powerful commentary on the broader fight against slavery and oppression.
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