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He offer a literacy lessons to his fellow slaves. He taught other slaves how to read and write at Sunday school. More than 40 member of slave are interesting to attend Sunday school.

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At William Freeland's plantation, Frederick Douglass offers literacy lessons to his fellow slaves, teaching them how to read and write. This act of teaching is empowering as it provides them with a tool to resist their oppressors and seek freedom.

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