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The few traces that she did leave behind are pieces of her life as an educated dressmaker, who cared about educational causes.<\/p>\n<p>Though Douglass is not mentioned in the convention minutes, she was seventeen years old at the time, which likely would have brought her in conversation with delegates and attendees. Douglass would have been aware of the woman-as-educator conversation, which likely inspired her to continue living at home as a trades-person herself and helping with her younger siblings until her father\u2019s death in 1862.[note]Ibid.[\/note]<\/p>\n<p>One of the causes that mentions Douglass\u2019 name was the 1866 Book Fair, an aid to the Book Room.[note]\u201cFair in Aid of the Book Room.&#8221; <em>The Christian Recorder,<\/em>\u00a0June 23, 1866. From\u00a0<em>African American Newspapers.\u00a0<\/em>[\/note] Rev. Elisha Weaver, General Book Steward, recruited several women to help him raise money for the book room, and Douglass\u2019 name is on the committee list. 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