The metaphor in this sentence likens the exchange of ideas (and specifically the arrival of new, radical ideas) as a battle.
The "radical thought" coming from the northeast is defended, not by believers or by thinkers, but by "shots" from newspapers and is "reinforced by regiments." This metaphor makes the arrival of new ideas a dangerous, violent -- possibly even bloody -- situation.
Answer:
A line in a poem is very similar to a sentence in an essay.
Explanation:
Both are building blocks to the final product: the poem or the essay.
'who accepts new patients'. This is a dependent clause because it is dependent on the other part of the sentence to have it make sense.
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