In harriet tubman: conductor on the underground railroad, which rhetorical appeal is tubman using when she tells the runaways about her own experiences to gain credibility?

The rhetorical appeal used by Harriet Tubman: Driver in the underground railroad, is Ethos. Distinctive Because she is establishing her own credibility to her audience. She uses her own knowledge as a tool. While they were walking she told them stories about her first flight.

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