The correct answer is C.
King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail," was a response a to letter published in a newspaper decrying the demonstrations for which he had been incarcerated and calling them "unwise".
In this letter, King explains what these protests in Birmingham were about and why it was necessary for him and his fellow protestors to fight for their rights, since no one, not the local leaders or the courts, would confront the issues at hand.
<span>authorities on many a subject, and close with a rhetorical flourish. Lincoln had ... a classroom, Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln and the Second American Revolution ... municator: his skill in the use of figurative language, of ... phors, and they thus lose their power to evoke a vivid image ... How Lincoln Won the War with Metaphors.</span>
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a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid (e.g., as brave as a lion, crazy like a fox).
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YESSSSS> My fav book.
My favorite Ponyboy quotes:
“No, Johnny, not my hair!”
"We need to win this, for Johnny!"
"Dally didn't die a hero"
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