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Douglass was born a slave in 1817 in Tuckahoe, Maryland
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Frederick was taught how to read and write when he was sent to Baltimore.
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Douglass finally escapes being a slave and marries a free African American woman named Anna Murray.
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Douglass speaks at an abolitionist meeting in massachussets and is employed as a agent for the antislavery society.
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Douglass published a biography and shortly after moved to England to escape slave hunters
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Douglass attends the first Women's Rights Convention at Seneca Falls, New York.
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Douglass refuses to support Brown and his planned raid on Harper's Ferry.
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Works to aid the Union cause. Meets with President Lincoln to improve the treatment of African-American soldiers.
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Dies on February 20 at Cedar Hill after attending a women's rights meeting.