The speech of Frederick Douglass, <span>"The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro.,</span> was meant to demonstrate the hypocrisy of celebrating the Fourth of July when people are enslaved. He did not see any reason why the Black people would celebrate the independence of America from Britain when they (the Black People) themselves were still slaves to America.
The correct answer is <span>1862. He was appointed as the commanding officer of the Confederate army in 1862 and kept that position until his surrender in 1865. This wasn't his death, however, and he died five years later, in 1870, after having a stroke and getting a pneumonia. His legacy remains and he is still popular even in the North against whom he fought.</span>
Answer:
I think the answer is option 1. * I have my fancies: it runs in the family.
She had to lie and hear love things made dreadful*
Explanation:
It says, "she had to lie and hear love things..." which means the narrator is confessing personal information such as the "lie" and "hear love things". The narrator is talking in second person.
(The second-person point of view is a form of writing that addresses the onlooker or reader directly and usually makes them a character in the narrative.)