Identify the author’s purpose and point of view. Support with with details and evidence. ''Letter from Fredrick douglass to Harriet tubman

Frederick Douglass praises Tubman for the dedication and sacrifices she made for the abolitionist cause in the 'Letter to Harriet Tubman.' He acknowledges that in their fight to free the slaves, she was much superior than him.

Frederick Douglass wrote of her personality, hard work, and sacrifices for the sake of liberation from slavery in response to Harriet Tubman's appeal for a letter of commendation, thus marking the disparity in their styles of leadership for the common cause.

Frederick Douglass said, "of the famous heroine who became known as "Moses," "Except for John Brown—of sacred memory—I know of no one who has gladly endured more dangers and difficulties than [Harriet Tubman] to serve our enslaved people."

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