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i need restatements and parallelism from speech in the virginia convention (patrick henry) and speech in the convention (ben franklin) quick please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1. Parallelism = the use of parallel constructions, e.g.
'I came, I saw, I conquered.'
Here the construction [1st person singular pronoun+simple past tense] is repeated 3 times, but the meaning is different each time.
2. Restatement = saying the same thing again or in a new way, e.g.
'I thought about the Virginia Convention. I consider
1. Parallelism = the use of parallel constructions, e.g.
'I came, I saw, I conquered.'
Here the construction [1st person singular pronoun+simple past tense] is repeated 3 times, but the meaning is different each time.
2. Restatement = saying the same thing again or in a new way, e.g.
'I thought about the Virginia Convention. I consider
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