Frederick_Douglas

Frederick Douglas FREDERICK DOUGLASS Also known as: Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey Frederick Johnson “Without struggle there is no progress” Born Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey, a slave in Talbot County, Maryland somewhere around the time of 1817(') and died in 1895 as a freed man named Frederick Douglass. In my essay I am going to just overview the book, The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass An American Slave, which was written by him-self. In his book, Douglass tells about his early childhood in which he hadn’t known for sure the identity of his father and of how he and his mother had not had the loving mother and child relationship that we know. Douglass explains the different plantations that he had seen and talked about the ways of the different masters and mistresses that he had encountered. Also he talks about his disagreement of the Underground Railroad and his learning’s later in life, which made him rebel the way that he did against slavery and escape. Frederick Douglass has always been a very interesting man to me and now I am going to describe the life of a slave as told by him the best way I possible can. Born in a town called Tuckahoe, with douglass, frederick, slaves, time, mr, master, auld, slavery, slave, man, because, whom, said, new, colonel, about, name, mother, later, felt, york, years, very, read, one, life, going, ruggles, now, nigger, know, himself, gore, escape, different