... that Frederick would ever hear. He knew it would be difficult to continue learning without a teacher, but his master's words gave him the desire and determination to do so. The decided manner with which Mr. Auld spoke assured Frederick that reading was the key to his freedom (Mabee 86 ... , he was then sent back to his master, which was an unimaginable personal shame and public punishment. In New York, he also met a man named Mr. David Ruggles, who took him to his boarding house, along with other fugitive slaves. Mr. Ruggles was deeply committed to the abolition movement, ... cars. Most...

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