In his narrative, a runaway slave, Frederick Douglas, recounts his life as a slave and discloses the more heinous underside of slavery to a vast extent. Giving his former slave life as a testimony, he writes to inform the audiences about the cruel and dehumanizing behaviors of the slave owners toward the slaves. Among all brutality he has witnessed as a slave, he asserts his strong discontentment towards the exploitations of female slaves by their masters.
One evil wrongdoing that existed in the plantation, according to his narrative, is the practice of slave owners impregnating the female slaves. As the slave exportation from Africa had already been abolished in the turn of the century, the slave owners used this technique as a way of increasing
One evil wrongdoing that existed in the plantation, according to his narrative, is the practice of slave owners impregnating the female slaves. As the slave exportation from Africa had already been abolished in the turn of the century, the slave owners used this technique as a way of increasing