Jacob Lawrence, The Life of Frederick Douglass No. 1.
In Talbot County, eastern shore, state of Maryland, in a thinly populated worn-out district inhabited
by a white population of the lowest order, among slaves who in point of ignorance were fully in accord
with their surroundings-it was here that Frederick Douglass was born and spent the first years of his
childhood-February 1818. (1939)
Workbook: February, 2015
February 28, 2015 : Opening lines of unfinished stories.February 27, 2015 : Shirtless Joe, the Lesser of Two Evils.February 26, 2015 : Donnybrook dawn.February 25, 2015 : you sleep aloneFebruary 24, 2015 : where is the end?February 23, 2015 : tiny sports carFebruary 22, 2015 : imaginary girlsFebruary 21, 2015 : Hard candy and sparkling water.February 20, 2015 : Over.February 19, 2015 : We live in horse-drawn carts...February 18, 2015 : I copied her key when I found it in her lock...February 17, 2015 : It was a panic attack, a bad one.February 16, 2015 : I'm in a lot of pain.February 15, 2015 : Has she?February 14, 2015 : Yes my baby left me,February 13, 2015 : Am I a force for destruction?February 12, 2015 : Shake and quake.February 11, 2015 : She sounds like my father.February 10, 2015 : Sneering.February 9, 2015 : The cross 'round my neck...February 8, 2015 : Invisible.February 7, 2015 : The tall old man is terribly sad.February 6, 2015 : Mister Nude has an opinion.February 5, 2015 : Crime spree in Candyland.February 4, 2015 : Half a dozen PhDs and the idles of the King.February 3, 2015 : Tap tap tap tap.February 2, 2015 : Champagne and heartbreak.February 1, 2015 : Our scales are square.
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