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Ritwik06 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Extracts

0 I will be posting some extracts from the play "THE WINSLOW BOY" by Terence Mervyn Rattigan. I do not understand the meaning of the context. So please explain if you can gues any ONE of them. 0-
  

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0A newspaper is being read...... Sir. 12blockquote 10Democrat seems to be the pen name of the writer.

— Ritwik06

  • 0A newspaper is being read......
  • Sir.
  • 12blockquote 10Democrat seems to be the pen name of the writer.
  • ho is referred to as Sir, I, etc.?
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0A newspaper is being read...... A letter has been published in the newspaper.01blockquote
00.....Sir. I am entirly in agreement with your correspondent, Democrat,........12blockquote
10Democrat seems to be the pen name of the writer. ho is referred to as Sir, I, etc.? What is a correspondet to the newspaper?0-
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0Catherine is talking about a lawyer...01blockquote
00..If one happens to be a large monopoly attacking a Trade Union or a Tory paper libelling a Labour leader, he is the best.12blockquote
10how many parties (political) are there in England? What is the meaning of "Petition of Rights"?0-
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01font00A newspaper is being read...... A letter has been published in the newspaper.02font02br
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0Hi,02br
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01font00Catherine is talking about a lawyer...02font02br
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01font00..If one happens to be a large monopoly attacking a Trade Union or a Tory paper libelling a Labour leader, he is the best.02font02
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0 Hey! lot of thanks for those answers. Well, have you read it yourself? Petition of Right is "assuming that the Crown as a head can do no wrong!" 0-
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0Hi,02br
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00If you know, why were you asking?02br
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00Clive0-
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0Oh, I just wanted to clarify 050010id1
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0Hi again,02br
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00I did a little research on this. Your comment that 01font00Petition of Right is "assuming that the Crown as a head can do no wrong!" 02font00is inaccurate. 02br
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00On the contrary, the Petition was an assertion in 1628 by the English Parliament that the power of the Crown was limited. I
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