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How Did Frederick Douglass Describe A Place In America

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Fredrick Douglass knew the South was a horrible place, but he that the North was place of beauty and it was a second chance at life for him. He thought of the North to be such of a wonderful place, he needed to clean himself up, to fit in Baltimore. Douglass says “I spent the most part of all these three days in the creek, washing off the plantation scurf, and preparing myself for my departure.”(6.4), Douglass is washing off his old life into the creek, and getting prepared for his new life in Baltimore. Once Douglass arrived to Baltimore, it was better than what he expected, it was beautiful and he knew it was a new beginning of a great, new life. When I was younger, I always thought of Florida as a place way better than Maryland, with a
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