"A Dialogue between Old England and New" By Anne Bradstreet

English

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Gnom [1K]2 years ago

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The text analysis of the given text is given below:

The author makes a comparison between Old and New England and asks rhetorical questions about who has the most power: the law, or the king?

The author also talks about the differences between the Old and New England as the people who have waited for long to see change and good days have had their patience paid off.

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