Frederick Douglass and Samuel Morse

Two biographies of great American leaders, combined into one book for young people.

Samuel Morse was a famous painter, but he will always be remembered as the inventor of the telegraph. This lively biography discusses Morse's childhood, his trips abroad, his years as a painter and, of course, his invention of the telegraph.

Frederick Douglass: examines the life of the 19th century spokesman and abolitionist.