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    Jeremiad Research Paper

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    anyone that wasn’t a Puritan wouldn’t go to heaven‚ but to hell. They wanted to be in the election‚ have their own spot in heaven. An example of jeremiad is in The Narrative of the Captivity and the Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson by Mary Rowlandson‚ when Mrs. Rowlandson describe the third remove and how sick her son was and that they didn’t have food just little cold water to drink. She is thinking why this happen to her‚ then she remembered‚ "I then remembered how careless I had been of God’s

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    1.) There were many issues in the 14th-19th centuries because of injustice and unhappiness in the world. Three of these things were: unhappy marriages‚ women not being taken seriously as writers‚ and religion being restricted. Katherine Phillips‚ Margaret Cavendish and Anne Askew tried to fight back against these injustices. Katherine Phillips saw women all around her in unhappy marriages. Women gave up so much in order to please their husbands. In Phillips’s poem‚ A Married State she wrote about

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    Paradisiacal Pestilence In her poem “For Deliverance from a Fever”‚ Anne Bradstreet posits that God causes suffering and‚ consequently‚ chooses whether or not to redeem people from this anguish. The poem reflects upon the torturous plight of having a fever in the 17th century‚ allowing the religious aspects of the poem to provide an antithesis to the grotesque description of illness. The intrinsic belief that both pain and alleviation comes from the grace of God‚ borne of Bradstreet’s devout Puritan

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    of Cambridge‚ in New England‚” can be seen as a radical movement of that particular time period. It was not seen as proper for an African American slave to address herself‚ with such authority‚ towards white high class. Therefore‚ I believe that Wheatley purposely identified the clear distinction between her race and that of the upper class white members of society. I imagine that one of Wheatley’s drives‚ for sharing this poem‚ consisted of a cautious attempt to open the eyes of certain upper class

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    com/arts/educational-magazines/his-excellency-general-washington Accessed 14 Apr. 2017 The article begins by giving the reader some background information as to why the poem was written‚ and for whom it was written. It continues by delving into the biography of Phillis Wheatley. The poem‚ “To His Excellency George Washington‚” follows afterward‚ and is accompanied with a per line summary and explanation of the work. The article is concluded with themes present in the poem‚ historical contextual information‚ and critiques

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    American poet Anne Bradstreet manipulates a vast‚ dizzying array of metaphoric techniques in her most widely known poem. “The Author to Her Book” is an extended metaphor comparing the relationship of an author and her writings to the relationship between a parent and a child. Throughout the text‚ Bradstreet employs similes and metaphors to capture the attitude emotions felt by Bradstreet and how it conflicts with the puritan society that frowns upon her appreciation of her talents and role as a poet

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    Book"‚ Anne Bradstreet conveys the deep and intricate demeanor of the author towards her work. Bradstreet uses a controlling metaphor of a child and its mother to describe all of these feelings towards one of her other pieces. To do this‚ she incorporates many figurative language devices within the controlling metaphor to help bring her point across to the minds of the readers. They include diction‚ imagery‚ and irony. In order to present the controlling metaphor to the reader‚ Bradstreet uses words

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    In the distant land of the Africa’s‚ a young princess by the name of Phillis was born to the King and Queen of Africa. They loved her so greatly and wanted her to one day become ruler of this land. The kingdom were all happy for the birth of Princess Phillis and her Mother and Father gave her the amulet of Tesmuga‚ which would protect her from many harms that would come as she grows older. Everything was going great for the King and Queen and the kingdom‚ until the day of disaster came. From the

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    a person to anything‚ and through never so many difficulties‚ yet He is fully able to carry them through and make them see‚ and say they have been gainers thereby. […] That we must rely on God Himself‚ and our whole dependance must be upon Him. (Rowlandson

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    Explication Expressed Emotions of Anne Bradstreet Over the Loss of a Young Life Anne Bradstreet was one of the first American poets; she was one of the first woman writers in the American Colonies‚ to be published. There are several examples throughout Bradstreet ’s poem "In Memory of My Dear Grandchild Elizabeth Bradstreet‚ Who Deceased August‚ 1665‚ Being a Year and a Half Old" that demonstrate Anne Bradstreet ’s love‚ sorrow‚ grief‚ and the struggle Bradstreet experiences with the Puritan faith

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