Frederick Douglass, the Clarion VoiceDivision of Publications, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, 1976 - Всего страниц: 72 |
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... the topical and the chronological . He ad- dresses himself to the major components of the Douglas career , taking them in their historical order . Blassingame vi richly informative throughout , as illustrated by the opening.
... the topical and the chronological . He ad- dresses himself to the major components of the Douglas career , taking them in their historical order . Blassingame vi richly informative throughout , as illustrated by the opening.
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John W. Blassingame. vi richly informative throughout , as illustrated by the opening and closing sections on the career of the black reformer . To his opening section on Douglass as a slave , Blassingame brings an insight sharpened by ...
John W. Blassingame. vi richly informative throughout , as illustrated by the opening and closing sections on the career of the black reformer . To his opening section on Douglass as a slave , Blassingame brings an insight sharpened by ...
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... throughout the United Kingdom . In his speeches he stressed human brotherhood , denounced Englishmen acting in concert with Southern slaveholders , and argued that slavery was the common enemy of mankind . He came to Britain , he told ...
... throughout the United Kingdom . In his speeches he stressed human brotherhood , denounced Englishmen acting in concert with Southern slaveholders , and argued that slavery was the common enemy of mankind . He came to Britain , he told ...
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... throughout his life . He argued that because whites felt guilty about their treatment of black they wanted to remove them from their sight . Since fret blacks were showing that they had all of the endowments of other men , whites wanted ...
... throughout his life . He argued that because whites felt guilty about their treatment of black they wanted to remove them from their sight . Since fret blacks were showing that they had all of the endowments of other men , whites wanted ...
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... throughout the entire ranks of the piratical army of slavery . His daring deeds may cost him ki life , but priceless as is the value of that life , the blow he hi struck , will , in the end , prove to be worth its mighty cost . Since ...
... throughout the entire ranks of the piratical army of slavery . His daring deeds may cost him ki life , but priceless as is the value of that life , the blow he hi struck , will , in the end , prove to be worth its mighty cost . Since ...
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