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These essays engage a wide range of important issues such as Ellison's sources, his portrayal of women, his use of African American folk speech and music, and his conception of American democracy.
The timbre of black folk speech is, thus, perfectly rendered by Brown.
and answers it as follows: "New England usage in this matter probably derives from English folk speech or from a regional type of Standard British English reflecting folk usage.
 
 
 
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