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When Harriet Tubman tells the runaways about Fredrick Douglass escaping from slavery and that he is now an elegant and famous leader what rhetorical appeal is she using? A. Pathos B. Ethos C. Logos
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When Harriet Tubman tells the runaways about Fredrick Douglass escaping from slavery and that he is now an elegant and famous leader what rhetorical appeal is she using?

A. Pathos
B. Ethos
C. Logos

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Ethos

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When Harriet Tubman tells the runaways about Fredrick Douglass escaping from slavery and that he is now an elegant and famous leader what rhetorical appeal is she using?

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Answer: b

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