Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass

When Douglass says in paragraph 26, line 30, “…when we permitted ourselves to survey the road, we were frequently appalled,” he is referring to

  • A
    the violence happening in their own area.
  • B
    the dangers on the path to possible freedom.
  • C
    the unknown problems of living as free people.
  • D
    the laws preventing the escape of slaves.
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the dangers on the path to possible freedom.

B

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