Douglass Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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Where was douglass born

A

maryland

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2
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who were his parents

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harriet bailey

Captain Anthony - presumed

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3
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about his birth

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unknown

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4
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1824

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Harriet Bailey dies

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5
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what did his mother do

A

walk 12 miles to see him

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6
Q

how many times had he seen his mother

A

4 or 5

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7
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first master

A

captain anthony

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8
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when with captain anthony

A

1817 to 1825

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9
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what was cap anthony’s plantation called

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great house farm

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10
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where does he go in 1825

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hugh auld in baltimore

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11
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what happens at first in baltimore

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wife sophia tries to teach him to read but hugh stops it

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12
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1828

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assessed as property at Captain Anthony’s death
fell to Mrs. Lucretia
sent back to Baltimore

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13
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how did he feel about going back to baltimore

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blessed by God

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14
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1829

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reads The Columbian Orator which gives him arguments against slavery
told to run away
begins to plan

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15
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1832

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Lucretia dies
Thomas Auld remarries
has words with Hugh
takes Douglass to his house in St. Michaels

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16
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about thomas auld

A

bad master
starves slaves
religious

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17
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1833

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sent to Edward Covey’s to be broken

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18
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at Covey’s

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he is broken by his deviousness and cruelty

19
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what happens at covey’s first

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he collapses in the field and goes to thomas auld for help but it is denied

20
Q

other event at covey’s

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gets into a fight with him and wins, never to be beaten by him again

21
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His conclusion after coveys

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Resolved to be free

22
Q

1834

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Sent to live with William free land

23
Q

Freeland

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kinder master

fed him, gave him tools and time

24
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what happened with freeland

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had a sabbath reading school which got broken up by christians

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1835
* Rehired by Freeland * A plot to escape with others was discovered * T. Auld sends him back to Baltimore to H. Auld again (reason unknown) * Learns to calk and pays Auld much weekly; this unfairness galls him
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1838
* On 9-3 he escapes to New York and is helped David Riggles * Wed 15: Anna Murray * Johnson in New Bedford changes name
27
1839
reads liberator
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about liberator
* Its exposure of slavery’s evils thrilled him | * “My soul was set all on fire.”
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1841
Becomes more public •He attends an anti-slavery convention in Nantucket •He is urged by William Coffin to speak up, and he does so
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1845
* States he is not against Christianity per se | * This book is published during this year
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other publications
* 1847: Works with “North Star”, newspaper against slavery * 1855: My Bondage and My Freedom * 1881: The Life and Times of F. D. * 1894: Speech at The World’s Fair
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1895
Death •Attends a women’s rights meeting on 2-20 •Dies after a stroke or heart attack that evening
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themes
``` The evils of slavery The power of education The techniques of supremacy The power of determination The blessings of freedom The hypocrisy of some Christians The blessing of true Christianity The providence of God ```
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rhetorical devices
``` ethos pathos logos irony sarcasm contrast Comparison word plays ```
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ethos
Ethos (credibility): a slave’s voice, doesn’t know facts, accuracy, escape
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pathos
Pathos (emotions): aunt’s whipping, provisions, cold, “Trust no man!”
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logos
Logos (logic): God give justice, no trials, paying master, life better
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irony
Irony (expectation/reality): horses/people, ships/men, drunk/thinking
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sarcasm
Sarcasm (mocking): reputation, Christians break up school, parody
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contrast
Contrast: slaves’ songs/answers, grandmother, broken-pumped, work
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comparison
Comparison: slaves like politicians, bread of knowledge, P. Henry
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word plays
Word plays: slave-man, slave in form but not fact, free land & Freeland
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1818
douglass born | separated from mother almost immediately