What did Frederick Douglass say he saw for the first time when he arrived at his new master's house in Baltimore?

A: Free black men on the street

B: A man being punished by his master

C: A city dwelling without a yard

D: A white person smiling at him

D: A white person smiling at him - is what Frederick Douglass say he saw for the first time when he arrived at his new master's house in Baltimore

This story was entitled "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass". It was an autobiography that tells of his journey as a baby born into slavery to a man who escaped into freedom. His ultimate realization was that man is truly free if everyone is free. Thus, he became an abolitionist activist and this book was his way of teaching others that they too can free themselves just as he did.