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Frederick Douglas was born in February, 1818 in Talbout County, Maryland.
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Frederick's mom dies after he only sees her four or five times in his life.
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Frederick is sent to Baltimore to serve as Thomas' care taker.
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Frederick was taught to read by his master's wife.
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Douglass discovers a book called The Columbian Orator, that teaches him the basics about human rights.
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In 1831, Douglass is taught about the bible from a guy named Lawson.
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Master Anthony does which forces a property divide. This sends Douglass back to Thomas' camp.
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Douglass is sent for a year to train in the field. He is physically beaten constantly and painfully.
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Thomas Auld hired Frederick to teach a Sunday School to help other slaves learn to read.
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Frederick advised a plan to escape, but it is quickly discovered and he was sent to prison.
