Liberating Sojourn
Liberating sojourn : Frederick Douglass & transatlantic reform / / edited by Alan J. Rice & Martin Crawford
The book discusses the transatlantic partnership of the abolitionist movement by describing how Frederick Douglass (1818-1895) got an early start in the abolitionist movement overseas. His 1845 trip to what is known today as the United Kingdom changed his life forever. This book is a set of essays written by ten different scholars, professors of American and African American studies, from both the United States and the United Kingdom.
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