How does the denotation of the phrase “back settlers” differ from the connotation crevecoeur attaches to the word?

crevecoeur attaches a positive connotation to the word; the denotation of the word is neutral.
crevecoeur attaches a negative connotation to the word; the denotation of the word is neutral.
crevecoeur attaches a positive denotation to the word; the connotation of the word is neutral.
crevecoeur attaches a negative denotation to the word; the connotation of the word is neutral.

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Explanation:

Denotation is the genuine importance of the word, what is written in a lexicon as a clarification. So back pioneers don't have a positive or negative denotation, which implies that it has an impartial meaning.

Then again, connotation alludes to  personal feelings about what a specific word may bring out. Crevecoeur says that back pioneers are 'ferocious, gloomy, and unsociable,' which is clearly negative.

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