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Frederika Daglasa dzīvesstāsts

Frederiks Daglass

Frederika Daglasa dzīvesstāsts

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Oriģinālais izdevums
1845
Divvalodu izdevums
2026. gada 12. jūnijs
Lapaspuses
243
Grūtības pakāpe
★☆☆
Žanri
Biogrāfijas un autobiogrāfijas, Vēsture
Tulkots no
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Grāmatas kopsavilkums

Frēderiks Dūgless, dzimis verdzībā, stāsta par savu ceļu uz brīvību caur nepārtrauktu cīņu ar apspiešanu. Atņemts izglītībai un tiesībām, viņš pamazām atklāj zināšanu un vārda spēku. Viņa liecība atsedz verdzības brutālo realitāti un nepieciešamību pretoties, lai atbrīvotos. Katrs stāsta posms stiprina viņa apņēmību kļūt brīvam cilvēkam. Autors rada tiešu un spēcīgu tekstu, vienlaikus personīgu un universālu, par cieņu, brīvību un taisnīgumu.

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Predgovor

Preface

U mjesecu kolovozu

In the month of August,

1841.

1841,

prisustvovao sam proturobovlasničkoj skupštini u Nantucketu,

I attended an anti-slavery convention in Nantucket,

na kojoj sam imao sreću upoznati

at which it was my happiness to become acquainted with

Fredericka Douglassa,

Frederick Douglass,

pisca sljedećega Životopisa.

the writer of the following Narrative.

Bio je stranac gotovo svakom članu tog tijela;

He was a stranger to nearly every member of that body;

no,

but,

budući da je nedavno umaknuo iz južnjačke tamnice ropstva,

having recently made his escape from the southern prison-house of bondage,

i osjećajući kako mu je pobuđena znatiželja da razabere načela i djelovanje abolicionista —

and feeling his curiosity excited to ascertain the principles and measures of the abolitionists, —

o kojima je, dok je bio rob, slušao pomalo nejasne opise —

of whom he had heard a somewhat vague description while he was a slave, —

bio je ponukan da se pojavi,

he was induced to give his attendance,

u spomenutoj prigodi,

on the occasion alluded to,

premda je u to vrijeme živio u New Bedfordu.

though at that time a resident in New Bedford.

Sretan,

Fortunate,

presretan slučaj! —

most fortunate occurrence! —

sretan za milijune njegove okovane braće,

fortunate for the millions of his manacled brethren,

koja još uzdišu za izbavljenjem iz svojega strašnog jarma! —

yet panting for deliverance from their awful thraldom! —

sretan za stvar osvobođenja crnaca,

fortunate for the cause of negro emancipation,

i za sveopću slobodu! —

and of universal liberty! —

sretan za zemlju njegova rođenja,

fortunate for the land of his birth,

za čije je spasenje i blagoslov već toliko učinio! —

which he has already done so much to save and bless! —

sretan za širok krug prijatelja i znanaca,

fortunate for a large circle of friends and acquaintances,

čije je suosjećanje i privrženost čvrsto stekao mnogim patnjama koje je pretrpio,

whose sympathy and affection he has strongly secured by the many sufferings he has endured,

krepkim crtama svojega značaja,

by his virtuous traits of character,

svojim neprestanim sjećanjem na one koji su u okovima,

by his ever-abiding remembrance of those who are in bonds,

kao da je i sam s njima svezan! —

as being bound with them! —

sretan za mnoštva,

fortunate for the multitudes,

u raznim krajevima naše republike,

in various parts of our republic,

čije je umove prosvijetlio o predmetu ropstva,

whose minds he has enlightened on the subject of slavery,

i koja je svojom dirljivošću rastopio u suze,

and who have been melted to tears by his pathos,

ili raspalio na pravedno negodovanje svojom potresnom govorničkom snagom protiv onih koji porobljuju ljude! —

or roused to virtuous indignation by his stirring eloquence against the enslavers of men! —

sretan za njega samoga,

fortunate for himself,

jer ga je odjednom iznio na polje javne koristi,

as it at once brought him into the field of public usefulness,

„pružio svijetu jamstvo ČOVJEKA“,

“gave the world assurance of a MAN,”

probudio uspavane snage njegove duše,

quickened the slumbering energies of his soul,

i posvetio ga velikom djelu lomljenja šibe tlačiteljeve,

and consecrated him to the great work of breaking the rod of the oppressor,

i puštanja potlačenih na slobodu!

and letting the oppressed go free!

Sižets

In secret, an enslaved boy learns to read. At seven or eight, the boy is sent to a new master in Baltimore. The master’s wife teaches him the alphabet.

Grāmatas pasaule

A country split in two by slavery. In the North of the United States, slavery has been abolished. In the South, as in Maryland, it is legal. On the great plantations, slaves work in the fields. Baltimore is a busy port…

Autors

Disguised as a sailor, he escapes to the North. In 1838, Frederick Douglass left Baltimore dressed as a sailor, carrying the papers of a free seaman. In less than a day, by train and by boat, he reached New York. Three…

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