What reason does Douglass provide to explain his reluctance about
speaking to Tubman's accomplishments?
He feels he doesn't know enough about Tubman's
work to be able to endorse it.
He feels unworthy to recommend Tubman because
he holds her work in higher esteem than his own.
He wants to recommend Tubman but believes that a
mutual friend would be a better choice to praise her.
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He believes Tubman's association with him will lead
to negative consequences for her.