The statement about being delivered from Grenada and later learning to read and write demonstrates what about Sancho's life path?

• A. He remained enslaved throughout.
• B. He pursued learning and attended a proper school in England.
• C. He never learned to read.
• D. He relied solely on his master for education.

Answer: (B)

Learning to read and write after being delivered from Grenada shows how education can transform a person’s trajectory, moving from bondage toward autonomy and self-improvement. Being freed and then gaining access to a formal school in England indicates not just literacy, but active pursuit of structured learning in a reputable setting. That combination—emancipation plus enrollment in a proper school—maps onto a life path aimed at broader opportunities, status, and civic participation, rather than remaining in an uneducated, constrained position. The other possibilities would contradict the evident progression: continuing in bondage, never learning to read, or relying only on a master would not align with having pursued and attended a legitimate educational institution in England.