With typical rhetorical finesse, elizabeth throws a concession to those who regard women as weak while asserting her own power - and, by extension, that of other women. explain how she does this.

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With typical rhetorical finesse, elizabeth throws a concession to those who regard women as weak while asserting her own power - and, by extension, that of other women. explain how she does this.

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Elizabeth throws a concession to those who regard women as weak while asserting her own power, as well as that of all women as a whole, by admitting that yes, her body is not quite as strong as a man's body would be but she has spirit and bravery in such high measure they could belong to a king.