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The Cambridge Companion To Frederick Douglass (Cambridge Companions To Literature),New
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Frederick Douglass Was Born A Slave And Lived To Become A Bestselling Author And A Leading Figure Of The Abolitionist Movement. A Powerful Orator And Writer, Douglass Provided A Unique Voice Advocating Human Rights And Freedom Across The Nineteenth Century, And Remains An Important Figure In The Fight Against Racial Injustice. This Companion, Designed For Students Of American History And Literature, Includes Essays From Prominent Scholars Working In A Range Of Disciplines. Key Topics In Douglass Studies His Abolitionist Work, Oratory, And Autobiographical Writings Are Covered In Depth, And New Perspectives On Religion, Jurisprudence, The Civil War, Romanticism, Sentimentality, The Black Press, And Transatlanticism Are Offered. Accessible In Style, And Representing New Approaches In Literary And Africanamerican Studies, This Book Is Both A Lucid Introduction And A Contribution To Existing Scholarship.
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