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2 July, 14:27

Former slave lectured against slavery in great Britain and the North

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    The correct answer is Frederick Douglass.

    Douglass was born a slave in Maryland and escaped. After escaping, Douglass became a leader in the abolition movement in New England and lectured around the world, writing and speaking about his experiences as a slave and the institution of slavery.
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