"My Friends my Sisters: How important is the occasion for which we have assembled ourselves together this evening, to hold a feast, to feed our never-dying minds, to excite each other to deeds of mercy, words of peace; to stir up in the bosom of each, gratitude to God for his increasing goodness, and feeling of deep sympathy for our brethren and sisters, who are in this land of Christian light and liberty held in bondage the most..."How does Sarah Douglass attempt to gain support for the antislavery cause in this message?a. Douglass informs her reader of the economic hardships of continuing slavery for the nationb. The lecturer recalls that since the American Revolutionary War was won, America was a nation that promoted liberty for allc. Douglass reminds her audience that as Christians, it is immoral to own another humand. The lecturer attempts to relate the horrific realities of slavery to her personal life

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