... and then arrange for that slave to be sold to Georgian slave trades. In this chapter Douglass tell his readers that not only the owners treat slaves like animals, but they usually value animals more than their slaves. Chapter four: For the slaves, their owners were everything to them, they were their law. This chapter tells us that the slaves lived in ... that he is adamantly opposed to anyone revealing the means whereby slaves escape. At this time money became a key for freedom, a key as important as knowledge. Douglass needed money to buy his passage to New York. The white and black w...

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