The repetition of 'he has' reinforces the severity of grievances and strengthens the call for resistance.
The repetition of 'he has' in the colonists' message emphasizes the consistent grievances and actions of the oppressive authority being protested against. By repeatedly highlighting the negative actions taken by this authority, the colonists emphasize the severity and impact of the injustices they have endured. This rhetorical device reinforces the unity of purpose in their grievances and strengthens the call for resistance against oppression.
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