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What do the white cliffs of Dover symbolize in "On Seeing England for the First Time"? Your response should include the following: • identification of what the cliffs represent how that relates to Kincaid's
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What do the white cliffs of Dover symbolize in "On Seeing England for

the First Time"?
Your response should include the following:
•
identification of what the cliffs represent
how that relates to Kincaid's view of England
correct spelling and grammar
•

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Answer: I can tell you that they symbolize hope, purity, resistance, and survival.

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