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Frederick Douglass   /frˈɛdrɪk dˈəgləs/   Listen
Frederick Douglass

noun
1.
United States abolitionist who escaped from slavery and became an influential writer and lecturer in the North (1817-1895).  Synonym: Douglass.





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"Frederick Douglass" Quotes from Famous Books



... house; a tropical catastrophe; public dinner and speech under difficulties. Journey in the Nantasket to Port-au-Prince. Scenes in the Haitian capital; evidences of revolution; unlimited paper money; effect of these experiences on Frederick Douglass. Visit to Jamaica; interview with President Geffrard. Experience of the Commission with a newspaper reporter. Landing at Charleston. Journey to Washington. Refusal of dinner to Douglass on the Potomac steamer. Discovery regarding an assertion in Mr. Sumner's ...
— Volume I • Andrew Dickson White


Words linked to "Frederick Douglass" :   Douglass, abolitionist, emancipationist


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