Institute for American Thought
Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis


About the Project

About Frederick Douglass

Douglass Documents

Our Web Site
serves three purposes:

  1. To provide information about the Frederick Douglass Papers Project, including information about project history, funding, publications and staff. Also, because many people, including historians, are uncertain as to what such projects as ours actually do, this section will provide information about the discipline of documentary editing.


  2. To offer a basic overview of Frederick Douglass's life and to direct the general public or beginning researcher (K-12 students and teachers, undergraduate and graduate student, or beginning amateur and professional) toward the best sources for further study and the creation of National History Day or Black History Month projects. 


  3. To serve as a tool for the advanced researcher - and to be a means for the advanced researcher to assist the project - in locating original Douglass documents in repositories and private collections in the United States and overseas, and to share current research regarding Douglass, his family and his associates.

 

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About the Project

 About Frederick Douglass

Douglass Documents
History
Staff
Publications
Editing Historical Documents

Timeline
Genealogy
Associates
Bibliography

Letters Located by the Project
Location of Original Documents
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