In "Letter from New Orleans," Lionel Petrie expresses reluctance to leave his home due to his deep emotional attachment to the place, which is filled with memories and a sense of belonging. He feels a strong connection to the culture and community of New Orleans, making it difficult for him to envision life elsewhere. Additionally, the upheaval caused by external circumstances heightens his sense of loss and nostalgia, further complicating his desire to stay.
The main purpose of the letter about the lynching of Samuel Petrie was to ?
send a letter requesting it to CBBC with a stamped, self addressed envelope. :)
vow
Orleans
oath
vow
The first letter of the six-letter word that means to go back on a promise is "R," which stands for "reneged."
New Orleans
commit, pledge
oath
Avow