I finished reading The Color of Abolition. I wrote a short bit in the Epilogue section on the document. It was a slog getting though the book for me, except for the last couple of chapters. I enjoyed seeing Douglass in action dealing with obstacles.
I finished reading The Color of Abolition. I wrote a short bit in the Epilogue section on the document. It was a slog getting though the book for me, except for the last couple of chapters. I enjoyed seeing Douglass in action dealing with obstacles.
Chapter 6: Frederick Douglass’s Escape
There was a Black network of support that Douglass had access to. Richard Allen's Mother Bethel Church in Philadelpha - a center for abolition. Allen's Free African Society lobbied Congress as early as the late 1790s
Chapter 6: Frederick Douglass’s Escape
There was a Black network of support that Douglass had access to. Richard Allen's Mother Bethel Church in Philadelpha - a center for abolition. Allen's Free African Society lobbied Congress as early as the late 1790s
Chapter 5: Frederick Douglass’s History in Slavery
Douglass's mother was moved while he was a baby. His grandmother cared for him until he was moved to house of his master, Aaron Anthony as a toddler in 1823. He was not worked but was hungry and cold.
Chapter 5: Frederick Douglass’s History in Slavery
Douglass's mother was moved while he was a baby. His grandmother cared for him until he was moved to house of his master, Aaron Anthony as a toddler in 1823. He was not worked but was hungry and cold.
Enlightening how William Lloyd Garrison's mother managed to either take care or get care for her children during a depression after her husband left. I liked reading the details of his childhood experience.
Enlightening how William Lloyd Garrison's mother managed to either take care or get care for her children during a depression after her husband left. I liked reading the details of his childhood experience.
Love alone is capable of uniting living beings in such a way as to complete and fulfill them, for it alone takes them and joins them by what is deepest in themselves.
--Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Love alone is capable of uniting living beings in such a way as to complete and fulfill them, for it alone takes them and joins them by what is deepest in themselves.
--Pierre Teilhard de Chardin