For my english coursework i've been asked to answer the following question:
Henry V is a rhetorical tour de force in contrast to the linguistically mundane Edward II, Discuss.
I kind of get what it means, but does anyone have a proper definition as well as an example of context?
Henry V is a rhetorical tour de force in contrast to the linguistically mundane Edward II, Discuss.
I kind of get what it means, but does anyone have a proper definition as well as an example of context?