Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass ( Signet Classics )

Frederick Douglass is one of the most famous African-Americans in U.S. history and his autobiography serves as a testament to why he remains such an important figure today. Born into slavery and knowing nothing of freedom, Douglass pushed the boundaries of what was allowed for slaves. He risked his life to learn how to read and write, which ultimately allowed him to produce this classic work. Douglass tells a very real and honest story about what the South was like before the Civil War, including the terror and brutality that slaves endured on southern plantations every day of their lives. While Douglass’ story began with extreme adversity, he eventually went on to be an eloquent orator, the U.S. minister to Haiti and a champion for the African-American community. Though his story is at times hard to read, it is an important reminder of America’s history and the impact that slavery continues to have on society today. Centered around difficult themes, this title is recommended for ages fourteen and older, or students reading at high school level. Order bulk quantities of this title from BookPal for your school curriculum or next reading program. BookPal offer this and other education titles in bulk all at wholesale prices. As the leading bulk book distributor, we are dedicated to providing customers with brand-new, highly discounted classroom sets of books. Browse our extensive catalog of class book sets today. ISBN 9780451529947 Mass Market Paperback Author: Frederick Douglass

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