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When Douglass decides to make his escape from slavery, what, in addition to leaving his friends behind, does Douglass describe as being his biggest source of apprehension, as st…

When Douglass decides to make his escape from slavery, what, in addition to leaving his friends behind, does Douglass describe as being his biggest source of apprehension, as st…
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When Douglass decides to make his escape from slavery, what, in addition to leaving his friends behind, does Douglass describe as being his biggest source of apprehension, as stated in Chapter 11 of Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass?

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he was a slave but he survived and helped other people

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