American History

RACE MAN

black man and one of the era’s most prolific writers and speakers, Frederick Douglass was a philosopher, constitutionalist, theologian, and advocate of natural rights. Emulating Jeremiah and Isaiah, he cast himself as a prophet scornful of slaveholders, their poor

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from American History

American History1 min read
American History
CHRIS K. HOWLAND EDITOR BRIAN WALKER GROUP DESIGN DIRECTOR ALEX GRIFFITH DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY JON C. BOCK ART DIRECTOR GUY ACETO PHOTO EDITOR CLAIRE BARRETT NEWS AND SOCIAL EDITOR KELLY FACER SVP REVENUE OPERATIONS MATT GROSS VP DIGITAL INITIATIVE
American History16 min read
No Enemy Of The People
On September 24, 1780, Benedict Arnold learned to his dismay that British spy Major John André had been captured while carrying a copy of Arnold’s plan to turn the Continental Army’s fort at West Point, N.Y, over to the British. Arnold and André had
American History1 min read
‘Trail of Tears’
historynet.com/cherokee-slave-revolt What happened today, yesterday—or any day you care to search. Test your historical acumen—every day! The gadgetry of war—new and old—effective, and not-so effective. Listen to daily selections from our archive of

Related Books & Audiobooks