12 Years A Slave Sparknotes

In the book, “12 Years A Slave” by Solomon Northup establishes a torturous experience. Solomon Northup was a free man living in upstate New York. The primary author, Solomon Northup experienced being a slave. Soon after he dedicated himself in writing his life experience. The book about Solomon Northup was technically about being kidnapped and sold to be a slave for twelve years establishing an interest in the abolitionist movement. Solomon Northup did a fantastic job in his book revealing his story as a slave. This book shows the common experience of being a slave in the South of the United States. Solomon Northup establishes facts of times, places, people and the methods with extreme facts, When expressing about his enslavement he expresses it with extreme authority and displeasure. Solomon Northup also attacks many people throughout the book. For example, he accuses Alexander Merrill and Joseph Russell, the two men who were believe to be responsible of his kidnapping. Unfortunately, these two men were not brought to trial. However, when accusing these two men and pointing out his events, Solomon Northup challenges those who question his story. In doing so, he establishes public records and perception. The facts regarding his book
Being abused or compelled to inflict shows how those who are noble are demanded to change their noble ways. Each slave even if they are female or male is disgraced, tormented and ruined emotionally and physically. These tragedies come to be immoral, yet not even their masters seem to notice nobility. However, slaves seem not to be the only ones who suffer. When taking part in slavery their master end up being scrupulously depraved and dull. The religion he takes part of its pretense and illiterate. The book shows how morality is based in hypocrisy when it concerns the masters and how human being end up being called property