Answer:
A). A Meal of brown bread and boiled cabbage.
Explanation:
William Bradford's writing style is characterized by simplicity, clarity, and straightforwardness so that the intended meaning or message is conveniently understood by the readers without any strings or complications. In his 'Plymouth Plantation', he has employed a very plain, clear imagery, and straightforward writing style to display the aesthetic virtues associated with a simplistic writing style. Thus, the phrase that reflects Bradford's writing style would be 'a meal of brown bread and boiled cabbage' as it states the idea in a plain, clear, and straightforward manner. Hence, it justifies the above claim and therefore, option A is the correct answer.
