What sort of evidence does Stowe use to support her new and improved opinion of Frederick Douglass?
A)
Stowe carefully and logically lists reasons that Mr.
Douglass has improved.
B)
Stowe provides no evidence for why her opinion of
Mr. Douglass has changed.
C)
Stowe provides anecdotal evidence of the change in
Douglass, telling stories of new things he's done.
D)
Stowe gives empirical data for Mr. Douglass' change
of heart, listing specific statements he's made
recently.