Women in the world of Frederick Douglass /
"In his extensive writings--editorials, speeches, autobiographies--Frederick Douglass revealed little about the private side of his life. His famous autobiographies were very much in the service of presenting and advocating for himself. But Douglass had a very complicated array of relationships...
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- "A true mother's heart"
- Anna Murray, Mrs. Frederick Douglass, 1810-1848
- "The cause of the slave has been peculiarly woman's cause," 1841-1847
- "The pecuniary burdens," 1847-1853
- "I wont have her in my house," 1848-1858
- The woman's rights man and his daughter, 1848-1861
- Principle and expediency, 1861-1870
- "Her true worth," 1866-1883
- Helen Pitts, Mrs. Frederick Douglass, 1837-1890
- Legacies, 1891-1895
- Epilogue : afterlife, 1895-1903.
