Which line from the text suggests that British propaganda aimed at angering the public had been successful? a. “It was a pity that Miss Cavell had to be executed.” b. “The shooting of an Englishwoman . . . for treason has caused a sensation.” c. “It is undoubtedly a terrible thing that the woman has been executed.” d. “Consider what would happen if it left crimes . . . to go unpunished.” b. “The shooting of an Englishwoman . . . for treason has caused a sensation.”