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Rhetorical Analysis Of Nineteenth Century By William Hazlitt

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In this essay, nineteenth-century author William Hazlitt expresses his position on money and how it affects the world around us. His purpose is to share with his audience the positive and negative effects money has on one’s life and how much it can impact one's life. From there, Hazlitt uses literary devices such as parallelism and antithesis to illustrate money's effects on the world. The use of parallelism, helps the essay create a repeating pattern to emphasize how much money can impact a person. Hazlitt emphasizes those effects with words such as “it is,” “or to,” and “to be”. From there, this makes the audience feel overwhelmed and aware of the consequences of earning money. By repeating patterns, Hazlitt does not shy away from painting
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