Wuthering Heights Chapter 7 quotes – Flashcards

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.

It was pretty much trying to define what America is, but its hard because theres like different people.. and then it talks about hyphenated Americans and the whole Americanization idea. America has no singular national destiny- and to be an "American" is, finally, to know that and to be more or less content with it.