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Frederick Douglass's autobiography details the ways in which he was robbed of his personal freedom, dignity, and humanity. Who was his audience? Question 19 options: Other slaves. Abolitionists Slave Owners
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Frederick Douglass's autobiography details the ways in which he was robbed of his personal freedom, dignity, and humanity.

Who was his audience?

Question 19 options:

Other slaves.


Abolitionists


Slave Owners


People who were unaware of the impact of slavery.


All of the above


None of the above

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all of the above were Douglas' audience but the most influenced people amongst the above were abolitionists.

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