Read this quotation from the introduction of the book The Pilgrims of New England by Mrs. J. B. Webb.
All the principal incidents that are woven into the narrative are strictly historical, and are derived from authentic sources, which give an impartial picture both of the virtues and the failings of these remarkable emigrants.
Based on the introduction, this book most likely includes
excerpts from primary source documents.
descriptions of the Pilgrims from only one point of view.
fictional accounts of the Pilgrims’ experiences.
information about why people immigrated to New England
Answer:
excerpts from primary source documents.
Explanation:
As based on the introduction, the author starts by talking about how the main events of the incidents are "strictly historical" and are gotten from "authentic sources" which serve as a pointer that based on the introduction, the book most likely includes excerpts from primary source documents.
Authentic sources are primary sources or sources who had the experience first hand
<span>The close repetition of identical consonant sounds before and after different vowels is called </span>Consonance
Answer:
it is called figurative speech!!
Answer:
Following goals: Here You Go!
Explanation:
Kick the dog in the goals.
Take a bath on the lawn.
Organize rewriting.
Mow the pantry.
Sentence the parallel structure to a soccer game.
The answer is:
The Grimms embellished stories with more details in their final editions.
According to the excerpt from "How the Grimm Brothers Saved the Fairy Tale," the author directs attention to the fact that the Grimm brothers enhanced, developed and expanded their stories in later later editions rather than the first. For example, he mentions how "Rapunzel" improved and became more refined from the first to the seventh edition.
