>> mr. garrison? >> let's speak to mr. douglass. >> the more known about slavery the better. don't you agree? >> frederick, my sister and i have hired an aide who has been in contact. she is willing to sell you. >> sell me, to you? >> as soon as the transaction is completed, we will give you your freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> freedom. freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome home, papa. >> hi rosetta, come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i like this, that's good. thank you very much. rosetta? shut the door, please. >> yes, papa. oh, papa, it's misses tubman! >> harriet! >> so good to see you. >> frederick! >> rosetta, lock the door. >> you are sure a welcome sight. >> harriet, this is my friend, she's been helping with finances. >> i am so honored, mrs. tubman. i've heard so much about you. and in england, your work is known. >> i am just an old lady that loves to do a lot of walking in the great outdoors. [laughs] most times at night! [laughs] >> and she is fond of bloodhounds too. >> wherever i go, i hear folks talking about john brown. >> mr. brown, we are indebted to your needs of kindness. they say

>> i don't believe you've met mr. garrison. >> i'm honored. >> i was deeply moved. you have a great gift. >> thank you. >> you never had any formal schooling? not even after you escaped? >> no, sir. i have been teaching myself since i was a youngster. >> amazing. mr. douglass, we were just discussing your becoming an agent of our society. traveling as a lecturer. >> i would hardly be -- >> nonsense. you speak with conviction and authority. >> if there is no struggle, there is no purpose. struggle may be immoral. [speeches playing over one another] >> slavery cannot last, melancholy as the truth may be to the dealers in human flesh. no constitutional change, no legislative enactments, no human contract nor agreements can save human bondage from the death and decay to which god and nature have doomed it. [applause] >> who is it? >> garrison. >> come in. >> sorry to disturb you like this. the very thing we were afraid of has happened. but we never dreamed the reaction would be this great. you have marked yourself for the fugitive catchers. >> i have no choice. my effec

. >> mr. garrison may be right. >> that means i would have to leave you and the children for a while. >> but you still have your freedom. >> it has been over a year. i must go back. it is not easy. >> have you any plans? >> yes, when i get back, there will be speeches, more speeches. meetings and more meetings. >> i would like to help. >> why should anyone -- did you agree, mr. garrison? >> don't you agree? my sister and i have hired an agent who has been in contact with you all. he is willing to help. >> so, do you? >> we can give you your freedom. ♪ >> freedom? freedom. ♪ >> thank you very much. rosetta. get the door, please. >> yes, papa. [dogs barking] >> there he is. >> rosetta, lock the door. >> malcolm. -- welcome. >> i am so honored, i have heard so much about you. even in england, your work is known. i am just an old lady that likes doing a lot of walking in the great outdoors. [laughter] both times at night. -- most times at night. [laughter] wherever i go, i hear folks talking a