English, 01.12.2021 06:00 lilie080202

What is the overall effect of Douglass's cholce of adjectives to describe his mistress? to suggest that she had only been pretending

to be a kind and gentle person to provide evidence that slavery was harmful only

to the slaves themselves to draw a stark contrast between her nature before and after exposure to slavery

to show that she was a kind and tenderhearted woman who wanted to help

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