English, 05.11.2019 07:31 destinywashere101

The imagery phillis wheatley uses in her poem "to his excellency, george washington" describes america as a: a nation where no one lives anymore b: a peaceful, nation c: a nation on the brick of disaster d: a warlike and destructive nation

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