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Frederick Douglass and Samuel Morse
Frederick Douglass and Samuel Morse
Author: Mona Kerby
Frederick Douglass — “Examines the life of the 19th century spokesman and abolitionist. (Kerby) discusses the harsh conditions that constituted Douglass’s daily life as a slave, his daring escape to freedom, and his participation in the anti-slavery movement….The writing is smooth, and the chapters flow nicely.” — —School Libra...  more » Samuel Morse

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.
ISBN-13: 9780595185740
ISBN-10: 0595185746
Publication Date: 5/29/2001
Pages: 132
Edition: illustrated edition
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
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Publisher: iUniverse
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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