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Read the excerpt from "For the Cherokee Phoenix.”
But here I pause, in melancholy suspense, in view of the storm that is gathering over our beloved country, the Ottoman-like policy, that threatens to entomb our laws, our most sacred rights and privileges in oblivion, and to put an end to our national existence.
In this excerpt, the author creates an appeal to
logic.
emotion.
authority.
timeliness.
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emotion.
The language ("melancholy suspense," "storm... gathering," "beloved country," "threatens to entomb... to put an end to our national existence") is designed to evoke fear and sadness (pathos).
The language ("melancholy suspense," "storm... gathering," "beloved country," "threatens to entomb... to put an end to our national existence") is designed to evoke fear and sadness (pathos).
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