What did Frederick Douglass want the reader to do after reading his account as a slave?

Frederick Douglass wanted to spread the message of freedom. He described in his autobiography the misery of a slave.

Explanation:

Frederick Douglass who described himself as a slave in his multiple number of autobiographies. He describe the misery of a slave's life, how they suffer, what type of torture they bear, how slaves spend their life under the autocracy.

Freedom is the only way to get rid of it. His articles were very influential and became best seller. He showed the way of escape from slavery in his autobiographies. He traveled to north in train and boat. It was a dramatic way of escape in his article.