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Why does Frederick Douglass describe the songs that the enslaved people sing, and how they sing them, so carefully?
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Why does Frederick Douglass describe the songs that the enslaved people sing, and how they sing them, so carefully?

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The songs were codes

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The songs were used to communicate when the underground railroad was moving slaves.

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