Fredrick Douglass' account of his life as a slave, and finally as a freedman, is one of the most dramatic tales in American history. First published when the author was only 28, after just achieving his freedom, he presents us with a vivid portrait of the harsh injustices and dehumanization that slavery had upon African Americans. His refreshing and eloquent prose popularized his autobiography, and helped him launch his career as a minister and abolitionist. This Enriched Classic Edition also contains and outline of key themes, detailed explanatory notes, critical analysis, discussion questions and more. 182 pages, softcover.
