English, 20.05.2021 21:50, micahatwood03

Read this sentence from page 2 of Passage 2. "The speaker was very English on the subject,
and I learned that I belonged to an heroic band,
and all that sort of thing, with Abolitionism mixed
in, and so on.
How does this statement advance the author's
point of view?

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