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Humanity In The Scarlet Letter By Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Not a single community matches the requirements of an ideal society. Whether its structural foundations lay in democracies, tyrannies, communist governments, or even in the most prestigious Christian family, they all possess some flaw or another. Nathaniel Hawthorne, one of America’s greatest novelists, gives readers an example of how the Godly Puritan present themselves as an imperfect civilization, much like any other group of people in existence. Deeply touched by his past, he writes a book that would change the course of history itself. He makes use of different characters and themes to not only reveal his emotions regarding the Puritans’ lifestyle, but also to give insight on several important attributes to humanity. In The Scarlet Letter,
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