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The Veterans Are Coming By Edward Palm Analysis

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The veterans are coming! The veterans are coming! In the article "The veterans are coming! The veterans are coming!” Edward F. Palm tried to persuade professors or instructors that the veterans have to be treated fairness when they come back to school. Moreover, the author had the advices to the veterans, in order words, Palm gave more confident to the veterans to come back school by sharing his personal experiences as a veteran. Palm built his essay as a strong argument by using logical, ethical, and emotional arguments. Palm started the article with emotional appeal, and he used his experiences on the summer 1965 at Parris Island. The recruits ' lives at the island weren 't comfortable even in chatting or talking: "Two marine recruits

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