Harriet Tubman did many great things in the 1800s. Different people wrote two different passages about her. The passages both have different but also same qualities. The passages were the same in some ways. One, the authors described Harriet’s life in third-person. Two, they both explained her great achievements. Three, they both describe Harriet’s emotions and thoughts, because in the second passage on line 17, she says, “We were always uneasy. Now I’ve been free, I know what slavery is.” The passages also have some differences as well. One is that the second passage describes her childhood in the first three paragraphs. Even though, the first passage explains what she did on the Underground Railroad. The second passage also says what we
