English, 02.03.2021 06:00, Jasten

Part A Directions: Reread pp. 19–21 of Fever 1793, beginning with “I held the tray over my head” on p. 19 and ending with “They loved to argue about Mr. Jefferson” on p. 21. Directly quote three facts that Anderson uses and record the method she uses. Then, directly quote the same fact as presented in Murphy’s An American Plague, chapter 2.

DIRECT QUOTE OF FACT IN
FICTIONAL PORTRAYAL
METHOD
AUTHOR USED
DIRECT QUOTE OF FACT IN
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT

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Part A Directions: Reread pp. 19–21 of Fever 1793, beginning with “I held the tray over my head” on...