How does the clause "that which was most sad
and lamentable” build upon the idea of the
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English, 28.08.2019 05:10 photagraphykid
How does the clause "that which was most sad
and lamentable” build upon the idea of the
chapter title, “the starving time"? to what,
exactly, is bradford referring? how does this
compare to the mood of the start of chapter 9?
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these questions. use tha annotation tool to write
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