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Frederick Douglass viewed Mr. Plummer, his first master, with deep disdain and fear. Douglass described him as a brutal and cruel man who often resorted to extreme violence and punishment, fostering an environment of terror among enslaved people. This mistreatment left a lasting impression on Douglass, shaping his understanding of the brutality of slavery and fueling his desire for freedom and justice.

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