The Declaration of Independence claims that it is "self-evident" that all men are created equal. Is Douglass making the same argument or a different one in his 1854 address?

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Feralvam asked Jun 4, 2022

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The Declaration of

Independence claims that it is "self-evident" that all men
are created equal. Is Douglass making the same argument
or a different one in his 1854 address?

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Feralvam asked Jun 4, 2022

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Answer:

a diffrent arument

Explanation: because on his 1854 address he says something very difrent that will change your mind read over it again. your welcome fellow student!

Kees Schollaart answered Jun 9, 2022