Frederick Douglass

This compilation includes selected works from Frederick Douglass's extensive writings, such as his autobiographies, speeches, and essays.

It provides a comprehensive view of his life, from his experiences as an enslaved person to his rise as a leading abolitionist and civil rights advocate.

The editors, Philip Sheldon Foner and Yuval Taylor, have curated these works to showcase Douglass's powerful oratory and literary skills, as well as his significant contributions to the fight against slavery and for equal rights.