Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Which detail from the autobiography best supports Douglass's main idea that, in the eyes of slaveholders, a slave is no better than an animal?
A.
Colonel Lloyd's horses received better care, food, and treatment than his slaves.
B.
A common saying among white children was that it was worth a half-cent to kill a slave.
C.
Slaves were beaten with whips made of cowhide.
D.
Slaves were sometimes allowed to get drunk so that work was more painful the next day.