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Answer: Cugoano has a much more authoritative tone than Sancho, who is respectful to Sterne.
In these excerpts we can compare the tone of Cugoano to that of Ignatius Sancho when they discuss the topic of slavery. Cugoano has a much more authoritative tone as he challenges the people. He tells the readers that something "ought" to be done, and that slavery "ought" to be abolished. On the other hand, Sancho's tone is more conciliatory. He appeals to the readers' benevolence and charitable spirit, instead of presenting abolition as a moral duty.
Answer:
¨What is my specific purpose?¨
Explanation:
By just naming U.S. presidents, their achievements and quotations, he misses out on the reason or the purpose of his presidential list. He lacks a comparison of the presidents (for example between Democratic and Republican presidents), or a political theory, whether or not based on the historical background of any given president (was it wartime, economic hardship etc.
I had an ingrown toenail, and it was a pain in the rear end. Yu can't walk, so the simile has to be something not so good.
Answer:
You are too sweet and you are welcome