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3 years ago
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Which characteristic of the authors writing style is evident in this passage Of Plimoth Plantation?

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devlian [24]3 years ago
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In Of Plimoth Plantation the characteristic of the authors writing style that is most evident would be "<span>Emotional Understatement" since the issue at hand is of course more serious. </span>
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