The answer is a metaphor. Metaphors compare two unlike things by saying one thing is another. It's not a simile since it does not use like. Allusions are phrases that people use normally like "she read between the lines". In this one, Madison is said to be a gazelle. This means she is fast and graceful
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plagiarism is the correct answer
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"nor have we been wanting in attentions to our British brethren" i believe that this is the whole sentence. Wanting in attentions just means drawing attention to yourself, so in the context it means the American colonies didn't want to draw the attention of their "British brethren" it basically means they wanted to be inconspicuous:)
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Its a sudden attacks, or something a lot off
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