I based my answer on an important event Douglass recalls from page 18. The narrator explains how Auld’s wife tries to teach Douglass to read, but is told not to because it will make him unfit for slavery. He continues and succeeds in reading. Eventually, he reads the Columbian Orator. After reading this, Douglass got a bold denunciation of slavery, and a powerful vindication of human rights. I feel that what Douglass discovered would help him
I based my answer on an important event Douglass recalls from page 18. The narrator explains how Auld’s wife tries to teach Douglass to read, but is told not to because it will make him unfit for slavery. He continues and succeeds in reading. Eventually, he reads the Columbian Orator. After reading this, Douglass got a bold denunciation of slavery, and a powerful vindication of human rights. I feel that what Douglass discovered would help him