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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
by Frederick Douglass
‘Once you learn to read you will forever be free’.
An amazing, heartbreaking recollection of Frederick Douglass’ life and brave escape from slavery. Prior to this book I had not learned about Douglass, and it is a shame that his victories are not celebrated more - especially in the school curriculum.
This book may be difficult to read in content, but it is short and the language used is accessible. I would recommend this to anyone who needs to educate themselves more on the history of slavery as it is emotive, well-written and educational. You will not regret reading this.
* there are many violent and abusive scenes that would not be suitable for some readers.
An amazing, heartbreaking recollection of Frederick Douglass’ life and brave escape from slavery. Prior to this book I had not learned about Douglass, and it is a shame that his victories are not celebrated more - especially in the school curriculum.
This book may be difficult to read in content, but it is short and the language used is accessible. I would recommend this to anyone who needs to educate themselves more on the history of slavery as it is emotive, well-written and educational. You will not regret reading this.
* there are many violent and abusive scenes that would not be suitable for some readers.