Life And Times Of Frederick Douglass

The Life And Times Of Frederick Douglass Was Douglass' Third AutobiographyThis Book He Recounts Early Years Of Abuse, His Dramatic Escape To The North And Eventual Freedom, Abolitionist Writing In Greater Detail About His LifeIt Is The Only Autobiography In Which He Discusses His Life During And After The Civil War, Including Encounters With American Presidents Lincoln, Grant, And GarfieldFrederick Douglass Was Born In Slavery As Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey Near Easton In Talbot County, MarylandHe Was Not Sure Of The Exact Year Of His Birth, But He Knew That It Was Or As AYoung Boy He Was Sent To Baltimore, To Be AHouse Servant, Where He Learned To Read And Write, With The Assistance Of His Master's WifeIn He Escaped From Slavery And Went To New York City, Where He Married Anna Murray, AFree Colored Woman Whom He Had Met In BaltimoreSoon Thereafter He Changed His Name To Frederick DouglassIn He Addressed AConvention Of The Massachusetts Antislavery Society In Nantucket And So Greatly Impressed The Group That They Immediately Employed Him As An AgentHe Was Such An Impressive Orator That Numerous Persons Doubted If He Had Ever Been ASlave, So He Wrote Narrative Of The Life Of Frederick DouglassHis Other Autobiographical Works Are My Bondage And My Freedom And Life And Times Of Frederick Douglass, Published In And RespectivelyHe Died In .
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