Chapter 17- 18

5)
1)Anthony was sent to another trial.
2) If Anthony wins his trial more laws for slaves would be passed.
3)Burns has a chance that he might gain his freedom.
4)Anthony Burns, with his testimony of being a slave, won his freedom.
5) The laws were pasted that Anthony was a freeman.
4)
1) can a slave be on so much testifies like this?
2) was their more people who was on the side of Anthony burns that people who protest against it?
3) What was Anthony burns major problem was?
4) Was life in prison default for Anthony burns?
3)
1)memorandum- a short note designating something to be remembered
2)adjournment( Hamilton 140)-the act of adjourning or the state or period of being adjourned.
3)contradictory (Hamilton 141)- tending or inclined to contradict.

2)
1)”it grew hot and uncomfortable, and at last he fell into an exhaust sleep.” (Hamilton 131)- this is an example of personification because it trying to put growing as a characteristic of hot of how it grows.
2) “if you rule against him, a free man will be a slave for ever.” (148)- this is an example of situational irony because we know that a free slave would still be treated unfairly and still like slaves.


1) through this chapter more danger keeps happening while Anthony is in prison . Each time when Anthony was put on trail he kept believing his self and having hope that he can overcome what ever he’s in.



Chapter 19- 20
5)
1) Anthony was happy that he won and became a free man.
2) Anthony Burns had thanked his people for supporting him.
3) Anthony was reported and was named in a record
4) About 2000 army men armed against Anthony Burns, then he was recaptured
5) This book is a biography of Anthony Burns. soon later on in the 1860's he died in 1862
4)
1)Was this person real? Anthony Burns?
2) Did anything like this book took place?
3) If you’re a free slave what can a slave do after when they gained freedom?
4) After gaining freedom were free slaves still treated with disrespect?
3)
1)Barricaded (Hamilton 152) a defensive barrier hastily constructed, as in a street, to stop an enemy
2) Conductors (Hamilton 170)- one who conducts
3) Surge (Hamilton 165) a strong, wavelike, forward movement, rush, or sweep

2)
1)” An animal can be sniveling a menace or brave like a man” ( Hamilton 154) this is an example of a simile because it’s describing two thing with using like.
2) “ Theodore Parker, minister of Tremont Temple, had his doubts that Burns would go free..." (Hamilton 152) this is an example of forshaddow because that person saying that Anthony Burns wouldn't be a free man of color and wouldn't be a slave.

1) Thought chapter 19-20 he won the trial, gained his freedom, but he was taken by the Armies . He then published a book about his life before he died sooner on when it was 1862.