Frederick Douglass, the Clarion VoiceDivision of Publications, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, 1976 - Всего страниц: 72 |
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... Covey for the express purpose of breaking him . Douglass later reported that within a week , Covey had given him " a.
... Covey for the express purpose of breaking him . Douglass later reported that within a week , Covey had given him " a.
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... Covey watched them constantly , the slaves had no respite from labor . Douglass recalled that the slaves toiled in ... Covey immediately ordered him to return to work but Doug- lass could not comply . Covey then kicked him several times ...
... Covey watched them constantly , the slaves had no respite from labor . Douglass recalled that the slaves toiled in ... Covey immediately ordered him to return to work but Doug- lass could not comply . Covey then kicked him several times ...
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... Covey , for example , had often asked Douglass to sing at family devotional services . The white ministers tried to make the slaves satisfied with their lot in life . In their sermons the ministers sometimes told Douglass and his fellow ...
... Covey , for example , had often asked Douglass to sing at family devotional services . The white ministers tried to make the slaves satisfied with their lot in life . In their sermons the ministers sometimes told Douglass and his fellow ...
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