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Author: Buccola, Nicholas.
Article Title: "Each for All and All for Each": The Liberal Statesmanship of Frederick Douglass
Publication (Journal): The Review of Politics
Database: ProQuest Central
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Author: Bromell, Nick
Article Title: A "Voice from the Enslaved": The Origins of Frederick Douglass's Political Philosophy of Democracy
Publication (Journal): American Literary History
Database: JSTOR
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