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I do believe that Frederick Douglass’ first narrative is one that should be required reading. It is that powerful and important. Douglass, one of the most recognized and important individuals in American history, write his narrative with emotion, rawness, and passion. He takes the reader through his arduous and painstaking struggle in gaining not only emotional freedoms, but physical ones as well. His journey in learning how to read is one of the key turning points his hopes for attaining those
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A powerful anti-slavery voice.
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