1. Why does Douglass say that the slaves were worked up to the point of endurance?

2 answers:

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Probably because In his three narratives, and his numerous articles, speeches, and letters, Douglass vigorously argued against slavery. He sought to demonstrate that it was cruel, unnatural, ungodly, immoral, and unjust.

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Answer:

Slaves worked long hours without much in the way of breaks.

Explanation:

We were pushed to the limit of our endurance. We got up well before sunrise, fed the horses, and headed out to the fields with our ploughs. Mr. Covey provided plenty of food, but we were rushed through our meals. Our average mealtime length was around five minutes. At time saved, we were often out in the field at midnight tying blades, and we stayed out there from the time it got light until the last rays of the sun went away.

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