Former slave Frederick Douglass (1818–95) was an author, abolitionist, political speaker, philosopher, and pivotal figure in the decades of struggle leading up to the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation. James Daley is the editor of several Dover Thrift Editions, including The World's Greatest Short Stories, Great Speeches by African Americans, and Great Speeches by African American Women.
<p>Recognized as one of the first great African American speakers in the United States, Frederick Douglass was a self-emancipated slave, renowned abolitionist, orator, and influential writer championing civil rights in the nineteenth century. This exceptional hardcover edition from the Dover Bookshelf not only serves as a testament to Douglass’s profound impact on history but is also a work of art. Beautifully crafted, it incorporates stunning design elements that resonate with the poignant themes of Douglass’s autobiography. The handsome typography, selected for its readability, allows for a comfortable and engaging reading experience. Affordably priced, this volume enables every history lover to appreciate the strength and resilience embodied in Douglass’s words. Whether as a treasured keepsake or a thoughtful gift for a history enthusiast, this captivating edition of Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass is an ideal choice. </p><div><br></div>
