What emotions does Frederick Douglass evoke in the readers and what strategies and devices does he use to accomplish this?

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Joe Albahari · Answer 1 · 2021-09-11T04:33:21+0000

Answer:There is a sense that Douglass causes his readers to sympathize with the slaves in the incidents he describes, and come to understand that slavery is inhuman even if slaves are treated well

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