Summarize the specific arguments that Richard Ligon, John Woolman, Hannah More, and Ann Yearsley advance to support the abolition of slavery. Compose a mini paragraph (3-4 sentences) for each author. The first sentence of each paragraph should summarize the author's poem or narrative. The rest of the paragraph should summarize the argument that the author makes in
favor of the abolition of slavery in the West. In all, four mini paragraphs.

1. Based on your reading of Behn's Oroonoko and Olaudah Equiano's Interesting Narrative explain (with specific textual examples) the differences between African and Western concepts of slavery in the 18th century. (one paragraph--at least eight sentences)

2. How does Eliza Haywood's Fantomina provide us a window into the sexes 0 roperties various disc"ussions stations) of Eighteenth Century England? Give very specific examples to support your answer (one paragraph--at least 8 sentences)