the Life And Times Of Frederick Douglass Paperback -

IHave Neither Been Miserable Because Of The Illfeeling Of Those About Me, Nor Indifferent To Popular Approval, And IThink, Upon The Whole, IHave Passed ATolerably Cheerful And Even Joyful LifeIHave Never Felt Myself Isolated Since IEntered The Field To Plead The Cause Of The Slave, And Demand Equal Rights For AllIn Every Town And City Where It Has Been My Lot To Speak, There Have Been Raised Up For Me Friends Of Both Colors To Cheer And Strengthen Me In My WorkIHave Always Felt, Too, That IHad On My Side All The Invisible Forces Of The Moral Government Of The Universefrom Chapter '