What did Douglass think of the Irishmen he met?
A
He believed that they could become good fri...
English, 25.09.2020 05:01, jennifercastill3
What did Douglass think of the Irishmen he met?
A
He believed that they could become good friends.
B
He thought the Irishmen were naive to suggest he run
away.
C С
He believed that they were genuinely concerned about
him.
D
He feared that they were trying to trick him.
Answers: 1
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