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FREDERICK DOUGLASS'S GREATEST SPEECHES
delivered by the distinguished black actor Fred Morsell

The Meaning of the 4th of July for the Negro: This historic 1852 anti-slavery speech, which led to the Civil War, calls upon white America to make the freedoms celebrated on July 4th a reality for all.

The Lesson of the Hour: "Even 100 years later, sadly enough, the speech goes to the very heart of the black experience in America. The standing ovation given Mr. Morsell is clearly and deservedly heartfelt," -The New York Times-

Why I Became A Woman's Rights Man: "I can't begin to tell you what an inspiration this speech is when you are down and out." -Laura X, Founder, National Women's History Month-

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    The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro
    Audio Cassette ISBN 1-883210-00-3 @ $11.99/ea. Qty: $
    Compact Disc ISBN 1-883210-01-1 @ $13.99/ea. Qty: $
    The Lesson of the Hour
    Audio Cassette ISBN 1-883210-00-3 @ $11.99/ea. Qty: $
    Compact Disc ISBN 1-883210-01-1 @ $13.99/ea. Qty: $
    Why I Became A Woman's Rights Man
    Audio Cassette ISBN 1-883210-00-3 @ $11.99/ea. Qty: $
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