There is a clear hypocrisy seen in the middle/late chapters of the narrative. The largest instance of hypocrisy of the Converted Methodist Converted slave owners. This is since while they believe that they were in the service in god and believing that they were good people, (i.e. praying at morning, noon, and in the evening), they were torturing their fellow, "children of god". For instance, once Frederick had returned to the country, he was not only fed coarse and unsavory food, but he, along with the other slaves, were fed inadequate amounts of it! Meanwhile, he fed all of his fellow ministers a huge amount of food. This is supported in page 48 of the text, where it states, "They used to take great pleasure in coming there to put up; for
