English, 30.01.2020 00:42 grace783

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liberty! the inestimable birthright of every man, had, for me, converted every object into an asserter of this great right. it was heard in every sound, and beheld in every object. consider the tone as you read the passage from my bondage and my freedom by frederick douglass.

what tone does douglass use when discussing liberty?
a. amusing b. passionate c. passive d. somber

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