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What is significant about Nathaniel Hawthorne's mention of his ancestors in the introduction to the novel?
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What is significant about Nathaniel Hawthorne's mention of his ancestors in the introduction to the novel?

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what it does is it divulges his sense of duty toward exposing the cruelties of the Puritan era.
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