English, 25.03.2021 22:30 hsernaykaw42

Reread paragraphs 4–6. Paragraph 5 consists of a lengthy quotation from Psalm 137 in the
Christan Bible, which expresses the sorrow of
the Jewish people held as captives in Babylon.
How do paragraphs 4 and 6 relate to this
quotation? How does this Biblical allusion
support Douglass' argument?

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