To Kill a Mockingbird A Discussion of Major Themes Within the Text
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…lawyer, one who would have just gone through the motions of due process. But Judge Taylor personally asked Atticus to take it. The judge knew how good a man and a lawyer Atticus was and that justice needed to be served. In conclusion, there are many outstanding themes and issues that Miss Lee presents in her novel To Kill a Mockingbird that make it nothing short of an amazing and brilliant work of classical literature.
…lawyer, one who would have just gone through the motions of due process. But Judge Taylor personally asked Atticus to take it. The judge knew how good a man and a lawyer Atticus was and that justice needed to be served. In conclusion, there are many outstanding themes and issues that Miss Lee presents in her novel To Kill a Mockingbird that make it nothing short of an amazing and brilliant work of classical literature.
