The atrocious treatment that the slaves encounter on daily basis continues to taint the essence of humanity. This paper will conduct an in-depth comparison and contrast based on the insight and originality that stems from both slave narratives.īoth narratives unleash that living in captivity is not only a difficult predicament but also inhumane and unacceptable. Both works counter their central topic from a distinctive fashion, which gives more reason for their vibrant popularity. Besides, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl is a compelling narrative that tours through the escapades of the narrator who appears tangled by the chains of subjection. The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass is a double-edged sequel of American history by Frederick Douglass that unveils the challenges that the slaves endured. Both authors devoted their lives towards demolishing the institutions of bondage in particular through educating the masses. Today, Frederick Douglass and Jacob Harriet’s indigenous genres of slave literature serves as a constant reminder of the unpleasant and intolerable experiences that came along with slavery.
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