Excerpts Chapter 2 of Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Himself, narrated by Greducator

THIS IS NOT THE FULL CHAPTER 2. Please note that for school appropriateness, I have omitted saying the word "Negro" when the words "Negro cloth" appeared in the text once in these excerpts. However, it is noteworthy that "Negro cloth" was a type of fabric made in the Lowell mills that was rough and uncomfortable in texture, and given to enslaved people for clothing.