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What rhetorical device is
evident in the following
passage from Thomas Paine's
"The Crisis, No.1"?
Sec. 7: I call not upon a few,
but upon all: not on this state
or that state, but on every
state: up and help us; lay your
shoulders to the wheel...
A. parallelism
B. allusion
C. logical argument
D. establish common ground

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Paine is establishing common ground, as shown in option D.

What is common ground in a speech?

It is a rhetorical device.

It is used to persuade.

Shows a mutual interest shared between several groups.

It encourages the defense of the same idea.

Paine's argument shows that everyone should be encouraged to help each other in the defense of American territory, as this defense is something that will benefit everyone, being a common interest that must be strengthened.

More information about rhetorical devices at the link:

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