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What was the name of Frederick Douglass’s anti-slavery newspaper?

A

The Liberator

B

The Anti-Slavery Bugle

C

The North Star

D

The Emancipator

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The name of Frederick Douglass’s anti-slavery newspaper was **C. The North Star**.
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