Summary of Frederick Douglass: A Life from Beginning to End (American Civil War)
"Frederick Douglass: A Life from Beginning to End (American Civil War)" explores the extraordinary narrative of a man who transcended the brutal confines of slavery to become a pivotal figure in America's fight for racial justice. Born into the harrowing world of slavery in Maryland, Frederick Douglass's journey from a slave to a renowned abolitionist and statesman is a testament to the transformative power of education and resilience. Teaching himself to read and write, Douglass ignited a flame of freedom that couldn't be extinguished. His escape to the North marked the beginning of a lifelong crusade against racial and gender inequality, driven by his profound belief in the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
Published on March 1, 2023, this book not only recounts Douglass’s personal trials and triumphs but also delves into his significant contributions to the abolition of slavery and his advocacy for human rights. The narrative seamlessly weaves through his early life, harrowing escape, and his influential roles during the Civil War and beyond. This thought-provoking book is ideal for middle-school readers who are eager to understand the deep impacts of racism and the enduring fight for equality. It is an inspirational account that encourages young readers to reflect on the past and consider their role in shaping a just future.
Book Details
Published by Independently published on March 1, 2023
103 pages
ISBN: 9798379382261
This book provides valuable insights into
Racial Justice , highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas