How Did Frederick Douglass Learn How To Read And Write
Frederick Douglass was a kind gentleman who works hard, to learn how to read and write as a slave. His mistress whom he describes as a kind hearted woman, later on started treating him inhuman.Frederick Douglass did not give up pursuing his dream. He started going out to neighbors and meeting little children who he gave bread in exchange for knowledge.
Frederick Douglass also learned how to write by going out to a shipyard and saw carpenters writing alphabet letters on their ships. And Frederick Douglass challenged the little kids on how he can read. He also copied his master book, so he could practice his handwriting and his words to read. His mistress at the time caught him reading. She thought he should never think to try to read. Frederick
Frederick Douglass also learned how to write by going out to a shipyard and saw carpenters writing alphabet letters on their ships. And Frederick Douglass challenged the little kids on how he can read. He also copied his master book, so he could practice his handwriting and his words to read. His mistress at the time caught him reading. She thought he should never think to try to read. Frederick