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Grew Up In Maryland
Fredrick Douglas
Most Prominent Anti-Slavery Speaker
Fredrick Douglas
Founded anti-slavery newspaper -the North Star
Fredrick Douglas
Recruiting the first African American troops -including own sons
Fredrick Douglas
Advisor to President Lincoln
Fredrick Douglas
Wrote "Stanzas of Freedom"
James Russell Lowell
Prominent Massachusetts family
James Russell Lowell
Fame for poetry and essays by age 30
James Russell Lowell
His wife and 3/4 children died within 6 years of each other
James Russell Lowell
Succeeded Henry Wadsworth Longfellow as professor of modern language at Harvard
James Russell Lowell
Wrote "an Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"
Ambrose Bierce
Left home at 15 to work for newspaper
Ambrose Bierce
Union Army -received rewards for bravery
Ambrose Bierce
At age 71 visiting Mexico but never returned
Ambrose Bierce
Gettysburg Adress
Abraham Lincoln
Grew up in log cabin and received no formal schooling
Abraham Lincoln
President, led nation through Civil War
Abraham Lincoln
Emancipation Proclamation 1863
Abraham Lincoln
Shot+killed 5 days after Robert E. lee surrendered to Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Wrote "Coming of Age in Mississippi"
Anne Moody
Saw neighboring family killed when their home was set on fire
Anne Moody
Saved money as teen to go to college and earned basketball scholorship
Anne Moody
Civil rights coordinator at Cornell University
Anne Moody
Wrote "Life in the Mississippi"
Mark Twain
Samuels Longhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
Born and died at appearance of Halley's Comet
Mark Twain
Learning how to be a steamboat pilot led to fascination with river life
Mark Twain
Famous for comics of human nature
Mark Twain
Lived in Nebraska on prairie which gave her the voice
Willa Cather