Where does thomas jefferson use pathos in the declaration of independence

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algol [13]3 years ago

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Jefferson utilizes the appeal to sentiment in the second passage when he states, "We hold these realities to be holy and obvious; that all men are made equivalent and free, that from equivalent creation the determine rights innate and unavoidable, among which are the safeguarding of life, freedom, and the soul

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