Born in Tuckahoe in Talbot County, Maryland and later moving to New York City, New Bedford, and Rochester, this person's fame was encouraged by William Coffin. When the Seneca Falls Convention was hung up on a resolu- tion promoting suffrage, this orator convinced them to pass it. This person's most famous enterprise used the slogan "Right is of no Sex — Truth is of no Col
Born in Tuckahoe in Talbot County, Maryland and later moving to New York City, New Bedford, and Rochester, this person's fame was encouraged by William Coffin. When the Seneca Falls Convention was hung up on a resolu- tion promoting suffrage, this orator convinced them to pass it. This person's most famous enterprise used the slogan "Right is of no Sex — Truth is of no Color — God is the Father of us all, and we are all brethren." This person's fame increased from an 1845 autobiography, and he eventually pushed for the Fifteenth Amendment and oversaw the end of the Freedman's Savings Bank. Name this abolitionist who escaped from slavery and published The North Star.
Born in Tuckahoe in Talbot County, Maryland and later moving to New York City, New Bedford, and Rochester, this person's fame was encouraged by William Coffin.
Frederick {Douglass} [or Frederick Augustus Washington {Bailey}]