The Anti-Slavery Movement (1855)

Did the leading anti-slavery activist of the 19th century, Frederick Douglas, view the Constitution as a pro-slavery document?

Frederick Douglas answers this question and more in his groundbreaking 1855 book "The Anti-slavery movement. "


In introducing his book, Douglas writes:

"When I speak of the anti-slavery movement, I mean to refer to that combination of moral, religious and political forces which has long been, and is now, operating and cooperating for the abolition of slavery in this co...