Long ago, in the earlier stages of the nineteenth century, countries continued to look for new types of energy to power their cities. Tom Goodwin and Charles Dickens wrote about the consequences of fueling London, England, with coal on the Earth and its people. However, they achieve this is different ways; the different uses of logos and pathos, as well as sentence structure. In Tim Goodwin’s passage, he utilized a great deal of statistics. He states, “deaths from respiratory disease tripled.” This appeals to logos. He uses these facts to voice the effects could had on the world. Yet, Charles Dickens takes another approach. Dickens applies the five senses to mediate how dreadful the fog had been. He uses his writing to attempt to make you
