Read the sentence from Thomas Paine’s The Crisis. “These are the times that try men’s souls.” What is this sentence an example of? a. authoritative appeal b. prudence c. connota…

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Jon Cahill · Answer 1 · 2019-07-29T18:06:34+0000

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c. connotation

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When you use connotation, you imply something by saying something related and that can be infered with what you are saying, "This are the times that try men´s souls" he means to say that in war times men have to be brave and fight fiercely, and he makes a connotation by sayin "try the men´s souls"

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