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Turmoil can be described as a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty. The poet reveals turmoil trough out the poem. “His Mother, when he told his name, scarce knew her long-lost son”, the poet was so tormented and in turmoil to see a mother call out her son’s name and the son does not even know his own name.
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discuss the ways in which the poet reveals the slave dealer’s torment and turmoil and indicate whether or not the religion of christianity is depicted in the poem as supportive of slavery
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