English, 26.10.2021 01:00 ashley24109

In context, lines 27–29 ("They gave tongue . . . for want of utterance") primarily reflect the author’s innate understanding that slavery is wrong

developing arguments against slavery

doubts about deeply held beliefs

fears about being enslaved for life

inability to verbalize thoughts and feelings

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