Radically updates Douglass’ speaking locations in Britain, which is printed alongside a visual map of these locations.

Examines Douglass’ impact on British culture with a section on songs, images and poetry written in response to his lectures.

Presents speeches, letters and poetry in relation to Douglass’ visit (including his own testimony) that have never been published before.

Provides specialist and general audiences with political and cultural insights into Frederick Douglass’ transatlantic visits.

Provides a monograph-length introduction focusing on Douglass’ experiences in the British Isles, from his first visit in 1845, to 18 (the latter two visits have received scant attention from scholars in comparison to his first visit in 1845).

The only monograph and anthology to focus on Frederick Douglass’s relationship with Britain through unexplored oratory and print culture.

The first and only anthology dedicated to Douglass’s three journeys to Britain, covering oratory, print and visual culture

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