Hawthorne utterly disclaims what kind of motives? (the scarlet letter) A. Personal, legal and moral. B. Spiritual and political. C. Petty and partisan. D. Personal and politcal.

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Hawthorne utterly disclaims what kind of motives? (the scarlet letter)

A. Personal, legal and moral.

B. Spiritual and political.

C. Petty and partisan.

D. Personal and politcal.

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In the preface of the Scarlet Letter, Hawthorne utterly disclaims D. personal and political motives.

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