1855 FREDERICK DOUGLASS. My Bondage and My Freedom. First Edition. Slavery and Abolition. Puritan now returned to Coxsackie

now returned to Coxsackie

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1855 FREDERICK DOUGLASS. My Bondage and My Freedom. First Edition. Slavery and Abolition. Puritan now returned to CoxsackieA very desirable 1855 first edition of My Bondage and My Freedom by Fredierck Douglass. This, his second autobiography, marks a crucial ideological shift in Douglass thinking, and is marked by a much more advanced, politically radical, and psychologically complex critique of slavery. Unlike his first autobiography, which was heavily steered by white Garrisonian abolitionists, this work reflects Douglass's break from William Lloyd Garrison. Here,