Summary Of Fourth Of July By Henry Rowlandsson

Having been the second female Author to be published Rowlandson shows the similarities in the place of women, culturally women in both cultural divides were less empowered and dominated by their male counterparts. The fact that it has to take the intervention of males to have her biography published is used to justify the placement and consequent treatment of women. Its trough the contribution of a male in the society that a woman’s work would be deemed serious (Rowlandson, Mary, 1997). There is also a difference in how the author presents the cultures of Native American and Christian cultures Native Americans are presented as heartens or barbarians because they are always violent. This this contrasted with the Christians who are nicer to her and even give her Food.
His speech on Fourth of July is meant to express his dissatisfaction with the fact that although America had achieved its independence there was nothing to smile about for the slaves who continued being mistreated and looked down upon. He argues that the independence was not meant for him and his fellow slaves but the other Americans (Fredrick Douglas, 2004). Although his speech is full of anger, it does tamper with the effectiveness of his speech. I was once involved in an argument concerning the best presidential candidate in the US Elections, although I was angered by the rationale in which my colleagues based their argument that specifically had a racial orientation I was able to make an effective argument because mine was based on facts and not mere