... in their literature. Both have earned their place as an essential and effective component to the abolition movement though differing in mannerism, aim, strategy, and audience. Frederick Douglass offers a calm, concise, yet compelling account of his experience as a slave. Perhaps this is because he targets a primarily educated audience from the North. His logic might reason that abolition propaganda will not ... "God-loving" slave owners. He demonstrates that slave owners misuse the tenets of the Bible to strengthen their power and assume the role of God. Knowing that the North was reli...

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