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What type of figure of speech is ralph waldo emmerson the concord hymn
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What type of figure of speech is ralph waldo emmerson the concord hymn

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The Concord Hymn, by ralph waldo emerson, is the figure of speech, "personification". This is because the flag and bridge are detailed in doing an action a person would do.
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