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Notes on Contributors ix
Acknowledgments xii
Chronology of Douglass's Life xiii
Citations xix
Introduction Maurice S. Lee 1
1 Douglass's Self-Making and the Culture of Abolitionism John Stauffer 13
2 Identity in the Autobiographies Robert S. Levine 31
3 Douglass as Orator and Editor Sarah Meer 46
4 Crisis and Faith in Douglass's Work John Ernest 60
5 Violence, Manhood, and War in Douglass Maurice O. Wallace 73
6 Human Law and Higher Law Gregg Crane 89
7 Sentimental Douglass Arthur Riss 103
8 Douglass among the Romantics Bill E. Lawson 118
9 Douglass's Black Atlantic: Britain, Europe, Egypt Paul Giles 132
10 Douglass's Black Atlantic: The Caribbean Ifeoma C. K. Nwankwo 146
11 Douglass, Ideological Slavery, and Postbellum Racial Politics Gene Andrew Jarrett 160
12 Born into Slavery: Echoes and Legacies Valerie Smith 173
Guide to Further Reading 183
Index 186
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Jason Vancleve
reviewed The Cambridge Companion to Frederick Douglass on April 11, 2016
The Cambridge Companion to Frederick Douglass
Most of the essays are written by literary scholars rather than by historians, but they are still pretty good.
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