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Edwards and Bradstreet Edwards and Bradstreet are two very different writers that use some of the same skills. When it comes to writing they both use religion and their emotions to express how they are feeling. They both use different styles and tones to express what they are writing about. Edwards and Bradstreet both write about their life and what they believe.

When it comes to personality and tone while working with these authors they use it alot to show and express everything they are feeling. Edwards sets off more of a frightening tone and seems heartless and Bradstreet sets off a more positive and heart warming tone. In the poem “Upon The Burning of Our House” by Bradstreet she states “...my sorrowing aside did cast and here and
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