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Douglass basically says that since god cursed the decedents of ham that the mulatto slaves shouldn't be slaves, because they are not direct decedents of Ham

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I believe Douglass full heartedly about this. He was there to see and witness the cruelties and mistreatment of the specific slaves. They were often sold off because they were a reminder of unfaithfulness to the wife of the master and half brothers to some plantation formans and such, not to mention that Douglass was a "mulatto" as well.

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In this piece of evidence it really gives us an understanding of how cruel it must have been to be a slave. The emotion he must have felt, anger, sadness, confusion . Perhaps it was the other way around as well . In the book I didn't really get an emotionally feeling from Douglass so maybe its a lack of emotion.

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Best example when He explains how god cursed HAM: " thousands are ushered in to the world, annually, who, like myself owe their existence to white fathers who are frequently their white masters."

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In the book where he describes the issue of the half white half black slaves he displays ethos the best,"I know of such cases;and it is worthy of remark that such slaves invariable suffer greater hardships, and have more to contend too, than others."

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The most ideal example of textual evidence for pathos for me, is when Douglass talks about his mothers death and there relationship. He states that he was sperated at a 12 month period, and only saw her about 5 times. He stated, " She died when i was seven years old.... I was not allowed to be present during her illness, at her death, or burial."

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Logos is Factual evidence, logic goes hand in hand with this one.

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Pathos is the use of emotion, how the author feels, and how the characters feel.

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Ethos is character of the speaker or writer, how credible they are.