Slavery was a big issue during the mid 19th century, causing controversy between the North and South. There were many who tried to abolish slavery, and slaves that became free by escaping the south, really became involved and stated their views and personal experiences to end slavery. Two slaves out of many that really pushed to end slavery included Fredrick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs. These two former slaves wrote narratives about their lives and what they experienced as a slave, with the hope that people would buy their narratives and push even harder to end slavery. Each narrator had a goal, but both of their goals had things in common, which was the main goal for everyone, ending slavery.…