During the mid 1800s slave narratives became animportant literary forum for abolitionists. The Narrative of theLife of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave was written in firstperson while the Narrative of Sojourner Truth was in third person.Explain what effect these two different points of view might haveon a 19th century reading audience in communicating the authorspurposes.Both Frederick Douglass autobiographical Narrative and MarkTwains fictional Adventures of Huckleberry Finn were written inopposition to slavery. Compare the passages of these two maleauthors and describe any similarities and/or differences you see inthe tone and style of the two authors.Both Sojourner Truths autobiographical Narrative and HarrietBeecher Stowes fictional Uncle Toms Cabin were written inopposition to slavery. Compare the passages of these two femaleauthors and describe any similarities and/or differences you see inthe tone and style of the two authors works.