Queen Elizabeth’s purpose in this passage is to rally her troops up and ready them for war, and convince them that she is fit to lead them even though she is a woman and she will fight alongside them to prove it.
Paine was right in his conviction that the pilgrims ought to be liberated from the ruler's standard Our chains are fashioned! Their clanging might be heard on the fields of Boston.
<h3>What is message behind the excerpt?</h3>
An objective message is a message where the essayist states real factors yet doesn't impart his/her own convictions or feelings or endeavor to persuade perusers to trust his/hers point of view.
A profound message is the opposite - it contains the designer's viewpoints, convictions, or opinions. The essayist can yet doesn't have to endeavor to persuade the perusers to trust him/her.
The underlying three sentences are occasions of veritable decrees. They state real factors, something that truly happened.
The last, fourth, sentence contains a conviction. Someone feels that Paine was correct, but someone else could struggle. That is the explanation the given sentence contains theoretical language.
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I agree with the other person, the other sentences are not complete. so in turn it must be: Wagon trains might include 100 wagons.
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Yes, the phrase is a sentence fragment. It doesn’t make a complete sentence while standing alone. It’s not a full sentence.