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The structural and rhetorical differences between paines and Henry's work is likely because? Answer: Because Paines’ work was meant to be read Henry’s was meant to be heard. ( collect your 100 pts )
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The structural and rhetorical differences between paines and Henry's work is likely because?

Answer: Because Paines’ work was meant to be read Henry’s was meant to be heard. ( collect your 100 pts )

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Because Paines’ work was meant to be read Henry’s was meant to be heard.

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