In My Bondage and My Freedom by Frederick Douglass, which adjective best characterizes the Aulds’ home during his early childhood?
You can say it was a period of enlightenment for Douglass as
he learned how to read and right in the Auld household. It was period were Douglass’ thirst for
knowledge began. The Aulds however were
worried that it might lead him to want his freedom and cut his education
short. Douglass began learn on his own
and educated other slaves as well before escaping from slavery.