Frederick Douglass

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A wooden lectern stands in an empty hall, with a printing press and a harbour visible at dawn.
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ABOLITIONIST
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  • ABOLITIONIST
  • BALTIMORE
  • HAITI
  • MINISTER
  • NARRATIVE
  • NORTH STAR
  • ORATOR
  • ROCHESTER
  • SAILOR
  • TALBOT

Frederick Douglass grew up enslaved in Talbot County, taught himself to read in Baltimore, and later published his own newspaper, The North Star, from Rochester. The orator's Narrative told his own escape from slavery, and he went on to serve as United States minister to Haiti.

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