What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?

In this unabridged audiobook, Frederick Douglass delivers a powerful address at the Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Association's July 4th celebration in 1852, which has since become a seminal rallying cry for the abolitionist movement in America. Speaking before a distinguished audience that included President Millard Fillmore and key abolitionist leaders, Douglass’s eloquent words resonate with timeless significance, solidifying his speech as one of history's greatest orations.