This new edition of the "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" is the first prepared especially for American history courses. David W. Blight's extensive introduction and the related materials he provides place the Narrative in both its historical and literary contexts. The book also includes a chronology of Douglass's life, a bibliography, questions for consideration, illustrations and an index.
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后面讲和其他族裔关系的地方更有意思
评分印象最深的自然有毫无人性、存在于法律和社会约束之外的nature of slavery，还有看似满足幸福的歌谣隐藏着压迫深处的抗拒，religious hypocrisy of slavery，slaveholders众生相以及slavery对曾经善良的Sophia太太的人性改变，逃亡生与死的抉择和勇气，以及The Columbian Orator的启蒙、Sabbath school伙伴的羁绊，和唯有literacy，带给了Douglass以内在思索、对现实的反抗和对自由的向往，并给予了他武器以书写和宣讲自己的故事。坐在山脊上俯瞰广袤的Chesapeake Bay和往来船只，他喷薄而出那段震撼人心的控诉与渴望，he keeps faith and wills his own freedom.
评分又是appeal to emotion神马的
评分一本讲述历史的书 一本描述18，19世纪黑奴悲惨生活的书
评分USH project.....wo....only read 3/4 of his narrative, Douglass has his respect for knowledge, thats why he could be remembered, though the dark said of the human nature is horrible, we still have to remain our hopes...
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