The Impact Of Frederick Douglass
Beginning of paper
Frederick Douglass, an escaped slave, had a strong impact on
American and African American history through his
involvement with the abolitionist movement and the
establishment of the abolitionist paper called the “North
Star.” As a young slave growing up Frederick Douglass had
help learning h ....
Middle of paper
.... White playmates helped
Douglass, and he soon learned to read well.
“At 7, Frederick was sent to his master, Captain Aaron
Anthony, at a nearby plantation. There he first met a
brother and two sisters. He later recalled sadly that
"slavery had made us strangers." (Compton’s Interactive
Deluxe 1)
At the age of 13 he read “The Colombian Orator”, a book
of speeches denouncing slavery and oppression deepened his
hatred of slavery.
“In 1833 Frederick was sent to work for Auld's b ....
------------------
Word count: 991
Page count: 4 (approximately 250 words per page)
