The U.S. Constitution provides Frederick Douglass with hope.
- He finds hope in the U.S. constitution as it is a glorious liberty document.
- The 19th Century American abolitionist Frederick Douglass gives his reason to find hope in the United States Constitution as it guarantees rights to people.
- The second reason is that it gave slavery no protection and gave the government (federal) to abolish it if they want to.
Therefore we can conclude that Douglass considers the Constitution as a glorious liberty document as it remains hostile to slavery.
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