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Frederick Douglass is born as a slave at Holme Hill Farm
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Sophia Auld teaches Frederick Douglass how to read, her husband stops her.
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Frederick Douglass ran away from his home to Havre de Grace, Maryland.
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Frederick Douglass marries his wife Anna Murray Douglass on
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Date: no exact date, so I inserted January 1st, same for anything else with a date of January 1st
Frederick Douglass participated in the American Anti-Slavery Society's Hundred Conventions project, which included the wide known Seneca Falls Convention. -
This book is the most known book by Frederick Douglass, it explains Douglass's strouggle with slavery.
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Frederick Douglass proceeds to help the Anti-Slavery movement by joining the "North Star" anti-slavery newspaper.
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Frederiick Douglass takes over the North Star and changes the name to "Frederick Douglass's Paper," it is the new anti-slavery newspaper.
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Frederick Douglass is given the respected position of the draw at the National Negro Convention in Rochester.
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Frederick Douglass publishes his second book called "My Bondage and My Freedom"
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Frederick Douglass escapes to Canada to avoid being arrested as an accomplice in John Brown's plan to seize Harper's Ferry and sails to England.
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Frederick Douglass was Abraham Lincoln's advisor during the Civil War
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Frederick Douglass attends convention of Equal Rights Association.
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Frederick Douglass was the second African Amenrican to be nominated for Vice President.
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Frederick Douglass was nominated US Marshall.
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Frederick Douglass marries Helen Pitt, his secretary,
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Frederick Douglass died of a heart attack after a women's right convention.
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In 1898 Frederick Douglass recieved the first monument ever given to a black man, located in Rochester.