The_Life_Of_Olaudah_Equiano,_ACK_Gustavus_Vassa,_The_African

The Life Of Olaudah Equiano, ACK Gustavus Vassa, The African In the following essay I am determined to leave my reader with not just the material I’ve been asked to cover, but with the excitement of Equiano’s love for god and life it self that has overwhelmed me when reading his accumulated journal entries. Within this paper I have been requested to address four specific questions which I will address one at a time. In using ideas and information from what I have read I intend to communicate to the reader in successfully manner as to help them understand my thoughts about the following four questions. One, What observations does he make about his situation and about slavery in general' Two, What conclusions does Equiano draw about the motivations of the Europeans he encounters' Three, How does Equiano describe the slave trade' Lastly four, To what extent does this work offer a significant and useful depiction of the past' So with out wasting my reader’s time lets enter the life of Olaudah Equiano. First, I have decided to explain how Equiano a once free child playing with his sister handles being kidnapped into slavery and how he makes of the situation. In the being of equiano, slave, trade, about, life, slaves, slavery, equiano’s, although, though, new, time, through, things, reader, people, past, fact, different, book, believe, ship, europeans, being, while, sister, saw, one, now, believed, world, work, treated, told, thoughts