Frederick Douglass Narrative chapters 1-3

Front

Privileges of slaves on Sally Lloyd

Back

Allowed to see Baltimore

Front

Food allowance for slaves

Back

monthly

Front

Clothing allowance for slaves

Back

Yearly

Front

Sleeping accommodations for slaves

Back

None

Front

Slave owners' motive for keeping slaves ignorant of age

Back

Viewed slaves as less than human

Front

Frederick Douglass' mother

Back

Harriet Bailey

Front

Hardships of biracial children on plantations

Back

Harsher punishments, constant fault-finding, sold from mothers

Front

Treatment of mixed race slaves like Douglass

Back

More cruelly than other slaves

Front

First master and suspected father of Douglass

Back

Anthony

Front

Consequences for an "unmanageable" slave

Back

Severe whipping, taken to Baltimore, sold as warning