From an escaped slave to one of America’s great orators and political activists, Frederick Douglass was a major force at a turning point in American history. What were the factors that enabled Douglass to prevail in violent times? Biographer Greg Lampe will take us into the life and times of a man who became the conscience of America.
Episode Credits
- Norman Gilliland Host
- Norman Gilliland Producer
- Tom Blain Technical Director
- Norman Gilliland Interviewer
- Jim McKeown Guest
- Gregory Lampe Guest
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