3. Most slave testimony, including Curry's memoir and Reynolds's interview, was not written by the slaves themselves. Instead, slaves' stories were recorded by white interloc-
utors who often guided and reshaped their statements. And even Lewis Clarke framed
some of his testimony in the form of answers to questions that were often asked by his
antislavery audiences. To what extent do any of these accounts seem to be direct
transcriptions of these individuals' own thoughts about slavery? How and where can
you detect the presenc of another person?