Life and Times of Frederick Douglass: His Early Life as a Slave, His Escape from Bondage and His Complete Life Story

Frederick Douglass's final autobiography delves deeply into his experiences as a slave and his eventual escape, providing a more detailed account than his earlier works. It chronicles his journey from childhood hardships on a plantation to becoming a prominent abolitionist and orator. The memoir reflects on significant events, relationships, and the evolving political landscape of his time, including the Civil War and his later life as a statesman. Douglass's powerful narrative highlights his relentless pursuit of freedom and justice.