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The Slave Narratives of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs

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English

 

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Michael S

 

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June 20, 2011

 

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University

 

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She goes to many extremes in her attempt to escape Dr. Flint's tight grasp, such as having a baby by a free white man. Jacob's struggle makes her readers sympathize with her in no way that earlier African-American writing had. The sentiment that she draws is exclusive to slave narratives because they are so personal...
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Douglass's narrative highlights a different view of the slave master. First, in the Douglass text, many masters are spoken of. He was a slave in many white households. Another difference to Jacobs experience with masters was Douglass's praise of one of his masters. Mrs. Auld, whom he stayed with in Baltimore, was the first person who introduced Douglass to reading and writing...
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