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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does " growth in political and moral stature" sound natural in English?
Context:
That growth in political and moral stature led to his issuing The Proclamation of Emancipation. Once in war, it appeared to be a lethal weapon to destroy heavily slave-labor-depending Southern economy and defeat the Confederacy.
It is not very clear about how the Civil War got started and how we can forever avoid such war in the future.
That growth in political and moral stature led to his issuing The Proclamation of Emancipation. Once in war, it appeared to be a lethal weapon to destroy heavily slave-labor-depending Southern economy and defeat the Confederacy.
It is not very clear about how the Civil War got started and how we can forever avoid such war in the future.
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Yes, the highlighted phrase sounds natural. Other parts of the text are not exactly correct, and I don't quite understand whether the last sentence is a part of the main text or your own commentary, or how/whether it relates to your main question.
- Yes, the highlighted phrase sounds natural.
- Other parts of the text are not exactly correct, and I don't quite understand whether the last sentence is a part of the main text or your own commentary, or how/whether it relates to your main question.
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Yes, the highlighted phrase sounds natural.
Other parts of the text are not exactly correct, and I don't quite understand whether the last sentence is a part of the main text or your own commentary, or how/whether it relates to your main question.
Other parts of the text are not exactly correct, and I don't quite understand whether the last sentence is a part of the main text or your own commentary, or how/whether it relates to your main question.
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Other parts of the text are not exactly correct
Please correct them if you'd like.
Please correct them if you'd like.
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"destroy the heavily slave-labor-dependent Southern economy"
I am slightly doubtful about "Once in war". Is this "Proclamation of Emancipation" the same thing as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emancipation_Proclamation? If so, the proclamation was apparently issued during the wa
I am slightly doubtful about "Once in war". Is this "Proclamation of Emancipation" the same thing as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emancipation_Proclamation? If so, the proclamation was apparently issued during the wa
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