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Unbound and Unbroken: The Story of Frederick Douglass
143 pp.
| Morgan |
July, 2010 |
LibraryISBN 978-1-59935-136-0$28.95
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YACivil Rights Leaders series.
These texts tell the life stories of two vocal nineteenth-century abolitionists: one a Boston journalist (Garrison) and the other an author and former slave (Douglass). The volumes describe how each man made important personal and professional contributions that helped shaped the anti-slavery movement; their lives also intersected in interesting ways. Many archival images support the solid narratives. Timeline, websites. Bib., ind. Review covers these Civil Rights Leaders titles: The Liberator, and Unbound and Unbroken.