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What is ironic about Douglass finally being a free man
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What is ironic about Douglass finally being a free man

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He was already free until he got caught. After he was caught he was then freed again. This is ironic considering he was a free man to begin with.
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Answer: Douglass was already a free man, just caught and turned in then freed again, being a freeman again thats all

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