In slavery he had been unable to question anything of his masters doing. He was unable to have rage, sadness, or even sickness, for he would be beaten. Small acts of disobedience had resulted in the murder of many slaves he had known firsthand. These savage acts that occurred to him and around him without the hint of a care for a black slave demanded abolishment...
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Small acts of disobedience had resulted in the murder of many slaves he had known firsthand. These savage acts that occurred to him and around him without the hint of a care for a black slave demanded abolishment. Douglass points out all the horrid acts slavery allowed, and slaves endured, to show the evils of slavery that show it should be abolished at whatever cost...
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