Answer:
Longfellow's attitude is to present Paul Revere as a great hero.
Explanation:
Longfellow is the author of the poem "Paul Revere," where Paul is presented as a great hero who deserves to be admired and praised for his achievements. Throughout the poem, Longfellow presents acts of heroism where Paul acts alone in an efficient and completely exemplary manner. In relation to this, we can cite the following lines of the poem as supporting evidence of Longfellow's attitude towards Paul revere:
- The fate of a nation was riding that night; and the spark struck out by hat steed in his flight, kindled the land into flame with its heat".
- "Then he said "Good-night" and with muffled oar silently rowed to the Charleston own shore".
