English, 31.03.2022 14:00, jacobiroberts18

What view does Shockley have of Frederick Douglass? Is this fair? Why or why not? Consider the vivid, often charged language Shockley uses to characterize Douglass's attitude toward his relationships and what this, in turn, suggests about his attitude toward
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