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What is the most important idea in this passage from Fredrick Douglass’s autobiography, my bondage and my freedom

What is the most important idea in this passage from Fredrick Douglass’s autobiography, my bondage and my freedom
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What is the most important idea in this passage from Fredrick Douglass’s autobiography, my bondage and my freedom

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Douglass grows to hate slavery.

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The answer is either Douglass grows to hate Mrs. Auld or Douglass grows the hate slavery

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