Fredrick Douglass
The “Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass” is an intimate first hand look into a slaves life. It gives the people of today a real life view of how slaves lived and were treated. Fredrick Douglass tells us of every aspect that is slavery without the textbook approach that we are all use to. Fredrick Douglass takes us further into slavery then we have ever read about. This literary work is a fine mixture of memories as a slave and a story of a man who tries to understand his situation. Fredrick Douglass’s autobiography brings us to the world of slavery and shows us how it was through the eyes of a slave. Fredrick Douglass captures our imagination by the fact that he was a slave himself. It was him in the fields, it was him who was beaten, and it was him who wrote about it. Fredrick Douglass also succeeds in catching our interest by telling us the truth about how the slaves were treated. We can trust that what is about to happen on the next page is true no matter what its contents are. Gruesome or pleasant Fredrick Douglass describes slavery with the real life truth that only a person who lived it out could know. B
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Approximate Word count = 765
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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