A. To appeal to the audience's logical sense, mentioning that the attitude of the king can no longer continue, and the Declaration will ensure he won't.
B. To gain the audience's sympathy, by bringing out these ideals that every person desires, which were intended by the Creator.
C. To refute any argument for reconciliation, because, as is mentioned, all other efforts for such were frustrated and responded with harm.
D. To show the willingness to defend the Declaration, they were united in one accord and promised to sacrifice for each other's good.
