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    all was King Edward I of England. King Edward, the antagonist in the story, qualifies as a leader for multiple reasons: he was smart, determined, and brave. First, King Edward showed his intelligence as the leader of the opposing force in In Freedom’s Cause, throughout the book. During the time of the book, King Edward of England had both Scotland and Ireland in his hand, and he did not just use force to obtain them. For example, when the Scots’ throne had no direct heir, King Edward was smart…

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    Henry Edward Good, My name. It’s what makes me significant , it’s what makes everyone significant. Without names you would probably be called by numbers, and I don’t want to be called 6,023,937,484! Also if everyone had to call people this I have a feeling the Universe will collapse. Henry, meaning High spirited, will do anything once. I think this is definitely coincidental because when my parents named me this they had no idea what it meant and I think I live up to it because whenever there is…

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    great awakening, revivalist hoped to bring them back and show them the right path. In his famous sermon, Sinners in the hands of an angry god, Jonathan Edwards strives to bring to help them gain salvation. Through the use of his acerbic tone, Edwards is able to fully convey multiple rhetorical techniques: repetition, imagery, and metaphor. Edward uses repetition to firmly express his acerbic tone. He expresses to the congregation that nothing you do will help you, he keeps repeating the phase…

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    Preacher Jonathan Edwards was able to give a sermon that greatly impacted others. Despite his monotonous voice and actions, he was able to strike fear into the hearts of many Puritans, solely through his diction and elaborate use of imagery. The figurative language present throughout his speech could have been represented in several ways, including an image based on his descriptions of the human relationship with God. There were many sketches that illustrated the speech by Jonathan Edwards very…

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    amulet completed the look. On most women, the outfit would be over-the-top slutty; on Tabitha, it was a strange mix of professional and seductive. William’s heart beat in his throat. His desire for Tabitha was not muted by the excitement of meeting Edward…

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    Connecticut was largely unaffected. So they invited Johnathan Edwards, one of the most dynamic pastors of the time to speak. His mission was to convert, and convince the congregation of their sins. He accomplished this by delivering a compelling sermon that helped the congregation realize that they are going to be judged by God, and that this judgment will be more fearful and painful than they could imagine. The sermon that Johnathan Edwards delivered became one of his most famous teachings,…

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    Ethos In Sinners

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    Preacher, Jonathan Edward, in his sermon “Sinners in the hands of an Angry God”, preaches his personal belief of what is going to happen to us when we die and what God will do to people who have not repented. Edward’s purpose is to convey the idea that we are all sinners and God has the power to do whatever he wants to do to us. He adopts a furious tone to affect the reader's feelings and make them feel repentful and guilty. Edward starts his sermon by arguing that God is not required to keep…

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    The book is a story about two boys who look similar to each other, Prince Edward King Henry VIII’s son and a pauper called Tom Canty. This novel is popular, it was made into cartoon films and a movie. This novel is suitable for all ages. Tom Canty and Prince Edward Tudor were born in the same day in London. Tom was poor and his family did not want him on the other hand, everyone in England was waiting for Prince Edward. Tom’s family lived in a small building on a street called Offal Court.…

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    Jonathan Edwards once said, “Seek not to grow in knowledge chiefly for the sake of applause, and to enable you to dispute with others; but seek it for the benefit of your souls.” Most humans in today’s society seem to have lost sight with the important ideals Edwards spoke about and the majority of Puritans based their lives around. Being that Jonathan Edwards was a Godly person as well as a Puritan, he valued modesty and assiduousness, and encouraged others to learn. These traits are best…

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    Jonathan Edwards & William Byrd When most people think of the early American settlers, they think of the pilgrims that settled at Plymouth Rock. However, many people came from very many walks of life, social classes, and religions. Religion plays a huge part in many people’s lives around the world. An example of all of the facts listed above are these two men: Jonathan Edwards and William Byrd. Who are they? Why are they so important? Here’s why. Jonathan Edwards and William Byrd are two men…

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