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he answered that I was his slave that he bought me, and that he was about to send me to new Orleans.

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I think it was to show how everyone looks at things different

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the suffering cause of being a freedman.

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Its brutal and cruel. not really necessary.

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His business was, to oversee this human, or rather inhuman stable, receiving slaves, feeding, and whipping them, at the rate of two shillings a head per day.

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Pointless. 5 years after slavery had ended.

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Burch beat Northup because Northup said that he was a freeman.

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the pathos is how Solomon North fought an unsuccessful

battle against his abductors. Then there is all the essay to

his story

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the man is free he needs to be free with

his family

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Mr. Olney was explaining pressures that created a certain uniformity of content in the popular slave narratives, with recurring themes that involved insistence on sometimes questioned personal identity ,harrowing descriptions of oppressions, and advocacy for the abolitionist cause

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''ontinuously beating leaving the paddle in his

hand and the guy painfully on the ground."

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the beating of tthe black man

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being a freedman

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The ethos is Sue eakin and joseph logsdon

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"I replied that I was sick, and inquired the cause of my imprisonment. He answered that I was his slave-- that he bought me, and that he was about to send me to New-Orleans."

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"I was on fire. My sufferings I can compare

to nothing else than the burning agonies

of hell!

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Northup was a freeman who lived in New York. He was tricked, drugged, kidnapped, taken to New Orleans, and made a slave.<br>

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I think the reason for this is  to explain how it was hard to be a slave and that how you were born a slave if you weren't white

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Pathos : It is a suffering experience cause

Slaves use to get beat if they did

something wrong and if they told

the truth there owners would not

believe a single word they said ...

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"Cleary, Northup felt that the authenticity of

his tale would not be taken for granted, and that,

on a certain peculiar but familiar level enforced

by rituals along the color line, his narrative would

be viewed as a fiction competing with other fictions,"

wrote Mr. Stepto.

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commanding: "When his unrelenting arms

grew tired again then the blows were renewed."

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the emotional appeal to this is how an ex-slave

got to explain the information on how it was like

to be a slave.

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slavery still runs deep in our national consciousness.

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Bad view; "With the paddle, Burch

commenced beating me.

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Burch gets credibility for beating Northup.

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"When the abolitionist invited an ex-slave

to tell his story of experience in slavery to

an antislavery convention, and when they

subsequently sponsored the appearance

of that story in print, they had certain clear

expectations, well understood by themselves

and well understood by the ex-slave, too,"

-James Olney

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The main charater Northup

was a slave and he got asked to

tell about his life as a slave !!

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ETHOS: " we may think it pretty fine writing

and awfully literary but fine writer is clearly

David Wilson rather than Solomon Northup

Mr. Olney wrote."

LOGOS: "for decades scholars have been trying to untangle

the literal truth of Mr. Northup's account from the conventions

of the antislavery literary genre

PATHOS: writing awful literary

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The person who edited this story was Charles T. Davis,Henry

Louis Gates Jr.

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Ethos, logos