How does mrs.Auld treat Douglass when he first arrives

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When Douglass first arrived, He was treated as a king from Mrs. Auld, not like a slave. This helped Douglass to learn reading and writing.

lana [24]3 years ago

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When Douglass first arrives, Mrs. Auld was kind and helpful to him. She did not treat him as a slave. In fact, Mrs. Auld's “inexperience” with slavery helpsDouglass in a way that was advantageous to him to learn reading and writing

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