Court Marshaled the troops
Traveling along the Underground Railroad was<span> a long a perilous journey for fugitive</span>slaves<span> to reach their freedom. Runaway </span>slaves<span> had to </span>travel<span> great distances, many times </span>on<span> foot, </span>in<span> a short amount of time. </span>They did<span> this with little or no food and no protection from the </span>slave<span> catchers chasing them.
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So that they can voice their opinion
Answer:It was OK, as long as one didn’t overdo it; then things went very bad.
If you look at the Iliad, for example, you’ll see heroes express pride for their accomplishments, fighting prowess and ancestry. Before engaging each other, they often exchange threatening words that include some kind of self-praise or confidence in their own abilities. It was natural and even expected—after all, heroes belonged to the upper echelons of society and had their socio-political prominence to defend.
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