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This claim is true because today's standards are vastly different from the standards of life that occurred during that time period. Douglass uses ethos when stating how the ethical standards around that time were down right unfair.

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This evidence is used correctly, since Pathos is used in chapter 2, When stating that "a slave sings only when he is unhappy" it is true that slaves during that era did only sing from unhappiness and sorrow, mainly because they were void of the hope of ever escaping slavery.

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The above evidence is an example because Fredrick uses logos when stating that mulattoes "aren't cursed by god to be slaves" due to them being part white. due in part to such evidence that even the slave master stated that Africans were cursed by god to be slaves. But mulattoes are half white, so they cant be slaves.

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The standards of living back then were unbelievable, you couldn't even speak truthfully without being resold; "This is the penalty of telling the truth, the simple truth, in answer to a series of plain questions."(Douglass, 11)

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Pathos is seen near the end of chapter 2 when it is stated that: "The singing of a man cast away upon a desolate island might be as appropriately considered as evidence of contentment and happiness, as the singing of a slave"(Douglass, 8)

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Evidence is given and stated that if mulattoes were treated properly; "It will do away with the force of the argument that God cursed Ham, and therefore American slavery is right"(Douglass, 2)

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written or spoken appeal towards a more ethical approach.

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Appealing to logic in a written text or spoken statement.

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The persuasive appeal to emotion, usually used in written text or digital advertisements