Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave

ISBN-13: 9781554813421 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 280 str.

Frederick Douglass; Celeste-Marie Bernier

Opis

A groundbreaking bicentenary edition of Frederick Douglass's most famous work.

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• Appendix A: European Editions
• 1. Title Page and Frontispiece, Dublin: Webb and Chapman, 1845
• 2. Preface, Dublin: Webb and Chapman, 1845
• 3. Title Page and Frontispiece, Dublin: 2nd Dublin Edition, Webb and Chapman, 1846
• 4. Title Page and Frontispiece, Leeds: Third English Edition, Joseph Barker, 1846
• 5. Title Page and Frontispiece, Dutch translation: Levensverhaal van Frederick Douglass, een’ gewezen slaaf (door hem zelven geschreven), Ut het Engelsch Rotterdam: H. A. Kramers, 1846
• 6. Title Page, French translation: Vie de Frederic Douglass, esclave americain, ecrite par lui-meme, traduite de l’anglaise, par S.K. Parkes, Paris: Pagnerre, 1848
• Appendix B: Correspondence
• 1. Frederick Douglass to Richard D. Webb, Belfast, December 6, 1845
• 2. Frederick Douglass to Richard D. Webb, Belfast, December 24, 1845
• 3. Frederick Douglass to Richard D. Webb, Perth, Scotland, January 20, 1846
• 4. Frederick Douglass to Richard D. Webb, Dundee, Scotland, February, 10, 1846
• 5. Frederick Douglass to Maria Weston Chapman, Kilmarnock, Scotland, March 29, 1846
• 6. Frederick Douglass to Richard D. Webb, Glasgow, April 16, 1846
• 7. Frederick Douglass to William Lloyd Garrison, Glasgow, Scotland, April 16, 1846
• 8. Frederick Douglass to Richard D. Webb, Glasgow, Scotland, April 25, 1846
• Appendix C: Speeches and Writings
• 1. “I Have Come to Tell you Something About Slavery: An Address delivered in Lynn Massachusetts in October 1841.” Pennsylvania Freeman, October 20, 1841
• 2. “Speech of Frederic [sic] Douglass, A Fugitive Slave,” National Anti-Slavery Standard, December 23, 1841
• 3. “I Stand Here a Slave: An Address Delivered in Boston, Massachusetts, on 28 January 1842.” Liberator, February 4 and 18, 1842
• 4. “The Antislavery Movement: The Slave’s Only Earthly Hope: An Address Delivered in New York, New York, on 9 May 1843.” National Antislavery Standard May 18, 1843
• 5. Nathaniel P. Rogers, “Your Religion Justifies our Tyrants, and You are Yourselves Our Enslavers,” Herald of Freedom, February 16, 1844
• 6. “I Will Venture to Say a Word on Slavery: An Address Delivered in New York new York on 6 May 1845.” National Anti-Slavery Standard, May 22, 1845
• 7. “Frederick Douglass in behalf of George Latimer Lynn Massachusetts, November 8, 1842.” Liberator , November 18, 1842
• 8. “No Union with Slaveholders: An Address Delivered in Boston, Massachusetts: 28 May 1844.” National Antislavery Standard, July 25, 1844
• 9. “The Black Man Was No Less a Man Because of His Color: An Address Delivered in Norristown, Pennsylvania: 12 August 1844.” Pennsylvania Freeman , August 22, 1844
• 10. “Slavery and the Annexation of Texas to the United States.” Liberator, December 12, 1845
• 11. “The Folly Of Our Opponents.” The Liberty Bell, Boston, 1845
• 12. “To My Old Master,” North Star, September 8, 1848
• 13. Frederick Douglass To Harriet Tubman, Rochester, August 29, 1868
• Appendix D: Family
• 1. Anna Murray Douglass Portrait, n.d.
• 2. Rosetta Douglass Sprague Portrait, n.d.
• 3. Lewis Henry Douglass Portrait, n.d.
• 4. Frederick Douglass Jr. Portrait, n.d.
• 5. Charles Remond Douglass Portrait, n.d.
• 6. Rosetta Douglass to Frederick Douglass, Albany, October 20, 1846
• 7. Rosetta Douglass to Frederick Douglass, Albany, October 23, 1846
• 8. Annie Douglass to Frederick Douglass, Rochester, December 7, 1859
• 9. Frederick Douglass to Harriet Bailey/ Ruth Cox, May 16, 1846
• 10. Frederick Douglass to Harriet Bailey/ Ruth Cox, July 17, 1846
• 11. Frederick Douglass to Harriet Bailey/ Ruth Cox, August 18, 1846
• 12. Frederick Douglass to Harriet Bailey/ Ruth Cox, January 31, 1847
• 13. Jan Marsh Parker, “Reminiscences of Frederick Douglass,” April 6, 1895
• 14. Rosetta Douglass Sprague, “My Mother as I Recall Her,” May 10, 1900
• 15. Lewis Henry Douglass, Undated and untitled handwritten statement, c.1905