English, 06.05.2020 06:01 heids17043

The following excerpt is from a letter by Helen Keller, who lived most
of her life unable to see or hear,
What type of appeal does Keller make when she writes, in the first
paragraph, "The help we give the unfortunate must be intelligent"?

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