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martin luther king

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Biographies

 

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Stanley H

 

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August 25, 2013

 

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College

 

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I feel this is important for his letter because most of his audience was clergymen, and it also shows the importance of his message and also him being there in Birmingham. On the next page he breaks down the process and steps in a nonviolent campaign. MLK also does a good job of showing his emotions through pathos...
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He compliments his readers on page 182 by telling them that they are wise men and men of genuine good will. Another time when MLK uses pathos that stands out at me is on page 186 when he states that he has to explain to his six year old daughter that she cannot attend fun world because the color of her skin...
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