Slavery; the advancement of the country, the benefit for masters and their land. These few socio-economic reasons are argued against by Frederick Douglass, the captured slave. Douglass uses several examples of Pathos to appeal to the reader 's emotional and sensitive side. In the first chapter of his narrative, he mentions the cruel and torturous beatings his Aunt Hester receives from Captain Anthony. When the Captain called for Hester at night, she didn 't come and he …show more content…
The statistics behind slaves during the Civil war proves how far along the African-American culture expanded and boosted through such hard times. Douglass ' narrative is groundbreaking work to provide evidence to support why religious slaveholders were cruel and how slavery was a long-term dis advancement. I 'm glad I can say that the Americans and Africans, eventually, learned to become one with each