Frederick Douglass is one of the most prominent American abolitionists who fought for the rights of slaves and national equality in the United States. In his book "Frederick Douglas" he publishes his autobiography for the first time, in which he talks about his difficult childhood on a plantation, the harsh conditions of slavery, his escape from it and his struggle for freedom. He describes his efforts to gain an education in order to become a recognized leader in the anti-slavery movement. The book "Frederick Douglas" is a significant contribution to the literature on the history of the struggle for human rights and leaves an indelible impression on readers with its strength and courage.