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Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in Maryland in 1818. He had a difficult childhood as a slave, sleeping on cold floors and working long hours in any weather. He taught himself to read and write and began speaking out against slavery, distributing anti-slavery materials. In 1838, he finally escaped to New York where he married and became a prominent abolitionist, orator, author, and reformer for women's suffrage and other causes.
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- 4. LIFE AS A SLAVE Work in any weather. Whipped by his owners. Treated like an animal.
- 5. HOW HE REACT? He learned to read. He spoke to other slaves about freedom. He wrote passes for the slaves, and was arrested. He returned to his old master, and worked hard.
- 6. THE ESCAPE He escaped to New york. He married with Anna Murray. He spoke in anti-slavery meetings. He said: " I came into this world as a slave. I shall leave it as a free man. "
- 7. LEGACY
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