She starts off with carefully chosen diction that create a sense of pride, along with illustration/imagery that defines what type of man George Washington was. She then transitions into more imagery and persuasion in the form of rhetorical questions that allow her audience at the Union League Club to elevate themselves beyond their own mind and ask themselves “what would Washington
She starts off with carefully chosen diction that create a sense of pride, along with illustration/imagery that defines what type of man George Washington was. She then transitions into more imagery and persuasion in the form of rhetorical questions that allow her audience at the Union League Club to elevate themselves beyond their own mind and ask themselves “what would Washington