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Frederick Douglass and his new wife, Anna Murray Douglass, were taken in by David Ruggles, an abolitionist and activist in New York City. Ruggles provided them refuge after their escape from slavery, helping them navigate the dangers of being fugitives. His support was crucial in Douglass's early life as a free man and in his journey toward becoming a prominent abolitionist leader.

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