Look at your highlighting and the notes you made in your notebook. How does Stanton use logos, ethos, and pathos in the excerpt?

Answer: Plato
Stanton makes appeals to the statesmen’s sense of
ambition when she suggests that​
they would like see their “names on the page of history”
In an extended metaphor, Stanton compares slavery to
war to logically demonstrate why​
peace activists should support abolition.
Stanton uses old-fashioned phrases (even for 1850), such as “ye who have labored long” and “yea, they are a part of,” which would remind her largely Christian audience of biblical language. This strategy would help build her ethos.