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Frederick Douglass

A dramatized story of Frederick Douglas, an escaped slave in Massachusetts. Portrays Douglass' growing distress with the plight of black people in the North which led him to risk recapture by fighting openly for the freedom of his people. With assistance from abolitionists, he fled to England to live until enough money was raised to buy his freedom at home.

Copyright

Registered 7Jan72 · MP22398 (Jan-Jun 1972) Copyright holder: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp

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  2. Richard T Ely, Pt 2
  3. Richard T Ely 1964
  4. Thomas Hart Benton 1964
  5. Alexander William Doniphan 1965
  6. Alexander William Doniphan, Pt 1 1965
  7. Alexander William Doniphan, Pt 2 1965
  8. Daniel Webster 1965
  9. Daniel Webster, Pt 1 1965
  10. Daniel Webster, Pt 2 1965
  11. George Mason 1965
  12. George Mason, Pt 1 1965
  13. George Mason, Pt 2 1965
  14. Grover Cleveland 1965
  15. Grover Cleveland, Pt 1 1965
  16. Grover Cleveland, Pt 2 1965
  17. Thomas Corwin 1965
  18. Thomas Corwin, Pt 1 1965
  19. Thomas Corwin, Pt 2 1965
  20. Thomas Hart Benton, Pt 1 1965
  21. Thomas Hart Benton, Pt 2 1965
  22. Woodrow Wilson, Pt 1 1965
  23. Woodrow Wilson, Pt 2 1965
  24. Edmund Ross 1966
  25. Edmund Ross, Pt 1 1966

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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, format, sound, genre, description, catalog record
  2. U.S. Copyright Office, Catalog of Copyright Entries (renewals, 1970–1978) — copyright
  3. 16mm Filmography editors — creator

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