Frederick Douglass

Genre(s): Modern (19th C), Modern (20th C)

Number of Chapters: 20

Length: 09 hours and 50 minutes

Language: English

An account of the life of Frederick Douglass, who escaped slavery to become one of the most important and influential abolitionists, authors, public speakers, and statesmen of his time. The author, Booker T. Washington, was also born into slavery. He became a renowned educator, advisor to several presidents, and author of a number of important works including Up From Slavery. - Summary by Ciufi Galeazzi

Ch. 1: Frederick Douglass, The Slave (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 2: Back to Plantation-Life (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 3: Escape From Slavery: Learning the Ways of Freedom (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 4 Beginning of His Public Career (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 5 Slavery and Anti-Slavery (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 6 Seeks Refuge in Englsnd (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 7 Home Again as a Freeman - New Problems and New Triumphs (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 8 Free Colored People and Colonization (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 9 The Underground Railway and the Fugitive Slave Law (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 10 Douglass, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and John Brown (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 11 Forebodings of the Crisis (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 12 Douglass's Service in the Civil War, pt. 1 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 12 Douglass's Service in the Civil War, pt. 2 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 13 Early Problems of Freedom, pt. 1 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 13 Early Problems of Freedom, pt. 2 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 14 Sharing the Responsibilities and Honors of Freedom, pt.1 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 14 Sharing the Responsibilities and Honors of Freedom, pt. 2 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 15 Further Evidences of Popular Esteem, with Glimpses into the Past, pt.1 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 15 Further Evidences of Popular Esteem, with Glimpses into the Past, pt.2 (Ciufi Galeazzi)

Ch. 16 Final Honors to the Living and Tributes to the Dead (Ciufi Galeazzi)

The audiobook Frederick Douglass falls under the genres of Modern (19th C), Modern (20th C). It is written by Booker T. Washington.

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