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Matthew Harrison Brady Character Analysis
The townspeople venerate Matthew Harrison Brady because he shares the same beliefs as them. This makes them welcome him into their humble town with open arms. When Matthew Harrison Brady just arrived in town, and the Mayor was welcoming him, the Mayor says, “Mr. Matthew Harrison Brady, this municipality is proud to have within its city limits the warrior who has always fought for us ordinary people” (21). The people in the town of Hillsboro are orthodox Christians, and believe Brady to be a leader in the religious world and in the world itself. The town feels that Brady represents and supports them in the court of law as Brady is a religious and well-known man as well. Not only does this make them welcome him with open arms, it also makes them

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