Read ts excerpt from Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “A Curse for a Nation.” Wch of these BEST describes the differences between the way that the article talks about slavery and how the poem talks about slavery?
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Since the options are not given, I am giving an assumed answer based on the poem.
The correct answer could be - "Because yourselves are standing straight
In the state
Of Freedom's foremost acolyte,
Yet keep calm footing all the time
On writhing bond-slaves, -- for this crime
This is the curse."
Elizabeth Barrett Browning was a popular English poet of the Victorian age. She was famous both in Britain and in the United States during the time of her life. She wrote poems to attack and denounce slavery in the United States. She writes the poem "A Curse for a Nation" as a reply to the suffering faced while the US attacked England.
The correct answer could be - "Because yourselves are standing straight
In the state
Of Freedom's foremost acolyte,
Yet keep calm footing all the time
On writhing bond-slaves, -- for this crime
This is the curse."
Elizabeth Barrett Browning was a popular English poet of the Victorian age. She was famous both in Britain and in the United States during the time of her life. She wrote poems to attack and denounce slavery in the United States. She writes the poem "A Curse for a Nation" as a reply to the suffering faced while the US attacked England.
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D) The article describes Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s feelings toward slavery, while the poem explains why she thought slavery was wrong.
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