In conclusion, Frederick Douglass was an educated, African American slave who was a former slave. He, with many others, withstood such torturous acts that no living being should ever have to sustain. Douglass survived the horrendous journey of slavery, and his undying hope paved the way to freedom for many slaves. With this, he had a credible, logical and emotional argument against slavery. His bravery of becoming a free slave became an inspiration to the slaves still under the captivity of slave holders, and to all the many readers today.
