text:  And enslavers studying with their children and wrote poems of virtue that were acclaimed by Washington and all of London society. And then there's Frederick Douglass who paid for boys on the streets of Baltimore to teach him how to read with bread after his wicked master forbade him from learning how to read. And then he bought with bread a copy of this golden book, The Columbian Orator, which had excerpts from the classics and convinced him to be –