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Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches

Mark the sad procession as it moves wearily along and the inhuman wretchwho drives them

Mark the sad procession as it moves wearily along and the inhuman wretch
who drives them

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Mark the sad procession
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as it moves wearily along
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and the inhuman wretch who drives them.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
20
Timestamp in Movie
00:31:17
Uploaded
Mar 29, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
McGee Media,Inkwell Media

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Movie Summary

Inspired by David Blight's Pulitzer Prize-winning biography, Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom.
Hear his savage yells and his blood-chilling oaths - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:07
Hear his savage yells and his blood-chilling oaths
See the forms of women rudely and brutally exposed - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:08
See the forms of women rudely and brutally exposed
What do I or those I represent have to do - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:07
What do I or those I represent have to do
Are the great principles of political freedom - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:12
Are the great principles of political freedom
What to the American slave is your Fourth of July? - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:06
What to the American slave is your Fourth of July?
I answer a day that reveals to him, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:10
I answer a day that reveals to him,
To him, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:06
To him,
Your national greatness, swelling vanity. - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:06
Your national greatness, swelling vanity.
The existence of slavery in this country - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:09
The existence of slavery in this country
Had I the ability and could I reach the nation's ear, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:17
Had I the ability and could I reach the nation's ear,
For it is not light that is needed, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:07
For it is not light that is needed,
It is not the gentle shower, but thunder. - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:05
It is not the gentle shower, but thunder.
We need the storm, the whirlwind, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:06
We need the storm, the whirlwind,
The feeling of the nation must be roused. - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:05
The feeling of the nation must be roused.
The propriety of the nation must be startled, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:16
The propriety of the nation must be startled,
Blight: And he stops. - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:06
Blight: And he stops.
The audience has felt in pain - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:10
The audience has felt in pain
The last short movement of the speech, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:09
The last short movement of the speech,
"It is still malleable, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:07
"It is still malleable,
"If you can't solve this problem of slavery, - Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches 00:11
"If you can't solve this problem of slavery,