... opinion of the cruelty of the whites- (Equiano 2815). Throughout he was able to keep his composure. He never ventilated anger toward his masters even when they cut off the legs of runaway slaves or burnt slaves for attempting to poison their masters. He saw slavery differently from others slaves. Through his searching Equiano eventually found God which helped him to ... of a black slave who sued for his freedom, Johnson clearly sees slavery based on a man's color as wrong. "His color is considered as a sufficient testimony against him- (2811). The author goes on to say: "The sum of the ...

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