Through the passage alone, the reader can feel the passion, the anger, the intolerance, and the unjust control of power held by the churches of the time. With a simple paragraph Frederick Douglass succeeded in showing the hypocritical idea and beliefs in God while at the same time he subtly accuses the "white men" of these deeds. In the end he succeeded as an abolitionist and a writer in describing his own transformation from a slave to an established abolitionists.

When Frederick Douglass's background is taken into account and compared with his style of writing the difference can surprise most readers. Frederick Douglass's use of diction does not reveal his background but rather it demonstrates a learned mind far from any self-taught scholars. Irreplaceable words like "sheep-stealer" and "man-stealer" locks the phrases in place that when the words are replaced, the phrases will no longer convey the same feelings it intended to. Simple word

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