On page 325, Maddy tells Peter that education is important. He says, "What you learn can’t be taken from you." Discuss the multiple ways the book explores the theme of education (you may want to consider the story lines of characters such as Master Jefferson, Miss Maria, and Jesse Scott).

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Well, to answer that question, you need to read the book it's related to. You can also read several abstracts and academic papers that present this book in a very complete way. During your reading, you should identify the moments in history where education is a discussed topic. To show how this theme is explored, you should show the lessons the book presents about education, how education fits into the events presented in the book, and how education has the ability to impact the characters and events the book presents.

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