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Lesson 10: Analyzing Details in a Text for Ethos and Summarizing Rhetorical Appeals Used in a Speech

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Lesson 10: Analyzing Details in a Text for Ethos and Summarizing Rhetorical Appeals Used in a Speech

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Students read “Address to Congress on Women’s Suffrage” and analyze how the author uses words and phrases to develop and refine her claims.

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