... Biblical characters and interprets her treatment by her captors as punishment or reward from God. Both tales had political outcomes: Equiano's tale was written as anti-slavery propaganda while Rowlandson's story and its "mass of imitations" resulted in a bias against Native Americans by the British (Rowlandson). Both narratives reveal fascinating similarities and differences. Both Equiano and Rowlandson were captured ... appeared in the novels were narrative, descriptive, and persuasive. In both Rowlandson's and Equiano's literature, it is apparent in the title that is it a narrative. A...

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