Frederick Douglass

A former slave, orator, journalist, autobiographer, and revolutionary on behalf of a just America, Douglass was a towering figure, at once consumately charismatic and flawed. In this biography, fresh and incisive in its research and interpretation, Freeley captures the many sides of this great and complex American, and recreates the high drama of a turbulent era.

Illustrations

xi

Tuckahoe

3

(8)

Wye House

11

(15)

Fells Point

26

(14)

St. Michaels

40

(9)

The Freeland Farm

49

(9)

Baltimore

58

(16)

New Bedford

74

(12)

Nantucket

86

(5)

Lynn

91

(13)

Pendleton

104

(15)

Cork

119

(12)

Edinburgh

131

(15)

4 Alexander Street

146

(17)

25 Buffalo Street

163

(20)

South Avenue

183

(18)

Tremont Street

201

(16)

Fort Wagner

217

(21)

Philadelphia

238

(15)

Mount Vernon

253

(12)

Kansas

265

(9)

1507 Pennsylvania Avenue

274

(17)

Uniontown

291

(14)

Niagara Falls

305

(19)

Africa

324

(10)

Port-au-Prince

334

(12)

Mole St. Nicolas

346

(13)

Chicago

359

(16)

Cedar Hill

375

(9)

Chesapeake Bay

384

(3)

Notes

387

(34)

Bibliography

421

(16)

Acknowledgments

437

(6)

Index

443

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