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What does Douglass mean when he states the “ pathway from slavery is freedom?

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wlad13 [49]3 years ago

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I believe he means that from slavery they gradually got their way to freedom.

It was a long hard walk that they didn't deserve they were taken from their home country and sold for free labor. So he is also saying that the thing that is away from slavery that they all yearn for.

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