Timberlake catch us. He hitted her so hardly that she was claiming for mercy. I was so shocked by the terrible scene that I didn't knew what to do. Then with all my strength I stood and Hit him so hard until he became unconscious. Ms. Spears began to say this lines from the poem that filled her with pride and glory to fight for her right and that it was going to be the phrase that was going to inspire many other young girls and slaves too: "Value yourself, and man despise: You must be proud, if you'll be wise...
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The next day she was taken to prison and to a trial. Everybody looked at her strangely, with hate, and horror. She began to defend herself telling the jury what she thought from the position of man during that time. Telling that the word master is used to describe the "man of the house" who controlled over the others, abusing them physically and mentally, quoting a example in poem "Slavery" that pronounced the phrase in line 38: "Your sum of glory boasts a like amount" what it is even worst is that during that time to hit a woman or treat slaves like animals it was as normal as now a days a woman getting divorce in others word it was permitted by the law, a perfect example is line 6, in the poem "To the ladies": "And man by law supreme has made" Both woman and slave had to obey their owners and if not any kind of disrespect would tear up apart their agreement...
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