Answer:
that's good
Explanation:
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Answer: I believe it is the third person omniscient point view
Explanation: Because omniscient means all knowing
Answer: Is there something to go with it?
Explanation:
Answer: Swift describes how landlords have "devoured most of the parents"
Explanation:
In<em> A Modest Proposal</em>, Swift's satirical essay, the author discusses all the hardships that Ireland faces under British rule. Parents cannot make ends meet in order to feed their children. As a solution, the author presents an idea that parents should sell their children as food to rich landowners in England. These landowners have already "devoured" the parents by denying them their rights and diminishing them.
Answer:
<em>I believe it's: He uses a rhetorical device to emphasize the fact that all people deserve freedom.</em>
Explanation:
We know he's being rhetorical, but he's not making the reader confront their own thoughts on freedom and slavery. (I Think.)