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Letters From An American Farmer

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November 11, 2013

 

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They lived below poverty with dogs and fleas, eating rotten bread that the rich didn't think good enough to give to their dogs. These negative connotations support his rhetorical question: "Can a wretch who wanders about, who works and starves? call England or any other kingdom his country?" (290). No immigrant who has been treated in such a horrid manner would take such oppression anymore...
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No immigrant who has been treated in such a horrid manner would take such oppression anymore. They would instead listen and cling to tales of a far off country where all people are treated as equals and no one is oppressed. Jean de Crevecoer starts to transition from sorrow to joy to justify the emigration...
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