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what do you think was the author's purpose in describing his final encounter with covey?

 

gleinys l #205485
Feb 01, 2012 9:15 PM

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what do you think was the author's purpose in describing his final encounter with covey?

a. to inform readers about his abilities as a fighter.
b. to entertain readers with a description of the fight.
c. to convince readers that slaves have human feeling.
d. to express his joy at reclaiming his sense of self.

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jill d #170087
Feb 01, 2012 9:23 PM

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c) to express his joy at reclaiming his sense of self
 

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