KEY EXAMPLES AND ANALYSIS OF THE LITERARY DEVICES GEORGE BERNARD SHAW USES IN ARMS AND THE MAN
Abstract
In this article we will look at the key language techniques used by Bernard Shaw and their roles in plot and character development.
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