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February 1818 Frederick Douglass was born 

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February 1818 Frederick Douglass was born 

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Frederick Douglass's relationship with his mother, Harriet Bailey, was not expansive as a child.

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When he turned eight years old, his slave owner hired him out to work as a body servant in Baltimore.

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He made a narrative of his life when he got out of slavery in September 3, 1838.

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In 1852 Fredrick Douglass got his first house on Capitol Hill, at 316 A Street.

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He recruited African-American men to fight in the U.S. Army

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The Patterson-Greenfield, was sold for 850$, top speed 50 mph.

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Life and Times of Frederick Douglass was the name of his book.

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Frederick Douglass served as an international spokesman and statesman

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Frederick Douglass died.