What best describes bernadette devlin's purpose in writing the price of my soul? a. to inspire women to take part in british politics b. to expose the hypocrisy of the british parliament c. to provide a political manifesto for catholics in northern ireland a. to explain how the conditions in northern ireland influenced her

Letter D is correct.

What led Bernadette Devlin to write "The Price of My Soul" was to explain how the conditions in Northern Ireland influenced her work and life. In her book, Bernadette speaks of the struggles she faced to go to college and take care of her orphaned siblings, from the 'bottom-level' poverty she lived in up to when her people chose her as their Member of Parliament.    

the words "strangest" and "unusual" suggest (:

caminas makes the most sense here since it means to walk.