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Ruben Richard
15 May, 21:02
What effect did reading have on Fredrick Douglas
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Audrina Boone
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Reading made Fredrick Douglas realize that, slavery was not right, and that each and every person had the right to be free. It made Douglass unhappy with the way he was forced to live.
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