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The Frederick Douglass papers. Journalism and other writings. Volume 1 : Series four
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The journalism and personal writings of the great American abolitionist and reformer Frederick Douglass
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- Creator
- John R. McKivigan, editor
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- Books
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- English
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- Publication
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- New Haven ; London : Yale University Press, [2022]
- ©2022
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- 1 online resource (814 pages)
- ISBNs
- 9780300246810, 9780300266283, 0300266286
- OCLC
- on1294145345
- Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Introduction to Series Four -- Introduction to Volume One -- Editorial Method -- Timeline of Douglass’s Life -- Illustrations -- WRITINGS -- I WAS BORN A SLAVE (c. 1842) -- NIAGARA (1843) -- GOD BE THANKED! (1845) -- THE FOLLY OF OUR OPPONENTS (1845) -- BIBLES FOR THE SLAVES (1848) -- NORTH STAR CIRCULAR (1849) -- A NOTE OF THANKS (1852) -- THE HEROIC SLAVE (1853) -- ADDRESS OF THE COLORED NATIONAL CONVENTION TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES (1853) -- THE HAYTIAN EMIGRATION MOVEMENT (1861) -- THE SLAVE’S APPEAL TO GREAT BRITAIN (1862) -- A PERTINENT QUESTION (1865) -- RECONSTRUCTION (1866) -- AN APPEAL TO CONGRESS FOR IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE (1867) -- SALMON P. CHASE (1868) -- THE WORK BEFORE US (1868) -- SANTO DOMINGO TRAVEL DIARY (1871) -- U.S. GRANT AND THE COLORED PEOPLE (1872) -- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD (1874) -- GEN. O. O. HOWARD AGAIN ACQUITTED (1874) -- TO THE DEPOSITORS OF THE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY (1874) -- THE EMANCIPATED MAN WANTS KNOWLEDGE (1875) -- NEGROES, MONGOLS AND HEBREWS (1880) -- THE COLOR LINE (1881) -- MY ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY (1881) -- ABOLISH THE VICE PRESIDENT (c. 1882) -- TO THE COLORED MEN OF THE UNITED STATES (1883) -- CIVIL RIGHTS AND JUDGE HARLAN (1883) -- THE CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN (1883) -- THE FUTURE OF THE NEGRO RACE (1884) -- THE DEMOCRATIC RETURN TO POWER—ITS EFFECT? (1885) -- HAS AMERICA NEED OF A WESTMINSTER ABBEY? (1885) -- AMERICAN AUTHORS ON INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT (1886) -- THE FUTURE OF THE COLORED RACE (1886) -- THOUGHTS AND RECOLLECTIONS OF A TOUR IN IRELAND (1886) -- REMINISCENCES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN (1886) -- FREDERICK DOUG LASS IN PARIS (1887) -- DEAR JOE (1887) -- HENRY WARD BEECHER (1887) -- THE GREAT AGITATION (1889) -- THE CAUSE OF THE REPUBLICAN DEFEAT (1890) -- TO JOE DOUG LASS FROM GRANDPA (1891) -- HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES: INSIDE HISTORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE MÔLE ST. NICOLAS. PART I. (1891) -- HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES: INSIDE HISTORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE MÔLE ST. NICOLAS. PART II. (1891) -- THE AFRO-AMERICAN PRESS, AND ITS EDITORS: OPINION OF HON. FREDERICK DOUG LASS (1891) -- THE AFRO-AMERICAN PRESS, AND ITS EDITORS: REVIEW (1891) -- SLAVERY (1891) -- UNSOLICITED OPINIONS OF ANTI-CASTE: OPINIONS OF COLOURED AMERICANS (1892) -- PRESIDENT HARRISON AND OUR COLORED CITIZENS (1892) -- LYNCH LAW IN THE SOUTH (1892) -- PROTECTION DEMANDED (1892) -- THE NEGRO IN THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN (1892) -- DOUG LASS ON THE LATE ELECTION (1892) -- NO ROYAL ROAD TO PROGRESS FOR THE NEGRO (1892) -- INAUGURATION OF THE WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION (1893) -- HOW TO SECURE EQUAL RIGHTS (1893) -- THE REASON WHY THE COLORED AMERICAN IS NOT IN THE WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION: INTRODUCTION (1893) -- DOUG LASS, FREDERICK (1895) -- LIBERIA (1895) -- WHAT I FOUND AT THE NORTHAMPTON ASSOCIATION (1895) -- THE STORY OF THE HUTCHINSONS: INTRODUCTION (1896) -- TOUSSAINT L’OUVERTURE: AN ESTIMATE BY A FELLOW-AFRICAN (1903) -- Textual Notes on The Heroic Slave -- List of Emendations