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Frederick Douglass ran an influential newspaper in the 19th century named A. Freedom's Journal. B. Freedom's Bulletin. C. The Abolitionist. D. The North Star.

Frederick Douglass ran an influential newspaper in the 19th century named A. Freedom's Journal. B. Freedom's Bulletin. C. The Abolitionist. D. The North Star.
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Frederick Douglass ran an influential newspaper in the 19th century named

A. Freedom's Journal.

B. Freedom's Bulletin.

C. The Abolitionist.

D. The North Star.

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The North Star

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