Diction, sentence starters, choice of vocabulary etc.
What undermines Gertrude’s confidence is the fact that she
is dependent on Claudius. If she was a
confident woman then she would find out for herself whether or not the rumor
was true that the King was murdered.
Hamlet also called her fickle when he said “Frailty is thy name woman.” Even when Hamlet tells her enough to know
that there is something wrong Gertrude would still stand by her new husband and
that is what undermines her confidence.
I would say the appeals George Washington used was pathos and ethos, considering those were the ones that appealed best to the audience's emotions.
Answer:
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Explanation:
This is an excerpt from Palestrina's preface to his Second Book of Masses written in 1567
