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Consider the following passage from a book called From Puritanism to Postmodernism by Richard Rudland and Malcolm Bradbury:

"When Bret Harte, the writer from Albany, New York, who had traveled to the goldfields and mining camps of California, published the stories of The Luck of Roaring Camp in $1870,$ he won acceptance for an entire new realm of discourse by bringing into literature a world of drunks, rogues and vagabonds" $(192).$

This passage is an example of Rudland and Bradbury's statement of

opinion

inference

fact

anguish