The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

Frederick Douglass's autobiography chronicles his harrowing journey from slavery to freedom, highlighting his role as a prominent abolitionist and orator. After escaping in 1838, he shared his experiences at abolitionist meetings, gaining recognition for his powerful narrative. His time in England helped him secure his freedom, leading to the publication of the North Star and his advocacy for black soldiers during the Civil War. This autobiography, one of three he wrote, captures his enduring commitment to justice and equality throughout his life.