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What does Frederick douglass mean when he say "American reigns without a rival"
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What does Frederick douglass mean when he say "American reigns without a rival"

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When Frederick Douglas said this he was referring to the fact that the United States was unparalleled in terms of brutality, hypocrisy, and incivility in the world due to the unresolved problem of slavery. 
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