Due Wednesday December 7th

Paragraph 4

1. Henry continues to present the evidence of the British sending armies and navies.  What is his rhetorical pattern for the presentation of this evidence? How is it persuasive?  What appeal is created?

2. In his sentence, "They are meant for us; they can be meant for no other," he uses a syntactical structure for rhetorical purpose.  Name what it is and explain its rhetorical function.

3.  He ends this paragraph with what rhetorical device to create imagery? What appeal does it create?

Paragraph 5

1. What is Henry's opposing arguments/refutation?

Paragraph 6 

1. What rhetorical devices are being used and what appeal does it have?

Paragraph 7

1. Summarize the paragraph and provide explanation as to the importance of what Henry is saying.

Paragraph 8

1.Paragraph 8 begins with the last opposing argument, what is it?  How does he refute it?  What rhetorical device is being used to create Pathos?

2. In the final paragraph Henry says, " but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death".  What rhetorical device is being used? What appeal does he make?  Explain the persuasiveness of the quote.