What main points does Churchill make in each of the speeches? Do the speeches use any of the same rhetorical devices? Do they have similar or different tones and themes?

you will compare the 1941 speech by Winston Churchill that you heard in the video to this excerpt from "Speech to House of Commons of the British Parliament, 4 June 1940."

Churchill gave a speech to create a close relation ship between two powerful countries of the world, United States and Great Britain by making use of rhetorical devices.

Explanation:

The purpose of the speech that Winston Churchill gave was to get a close relationship between the United Stats of America and Great Britain which are the two great super powers of the world so that the whole world gets to be controlled by these two countries.

Winston Churchill makes use of the rhetorical devices in his speech like ethos, logos in his speech to make an appeal to the audiences of his speech. The sentences with which he makes and creates an atmosphere are  “What General Weygand called the Battle of France is over", “at the pinnacle of world power.”

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