What is the effect of henry's parallelism in this
passage?
it emphasizes and connects his points to one
logical conclusion,
m for hope. if we
to preserve
e privileges for
g contending-if
andon the noble
been so long
ave pledged
on until the glorious
il be obtained-we
it emphasizes the decreasing importance of
his points.
the similarity in grammatical structure calls
attention to the differences in his points.
done
- virginia convention
by patrick henry