Who is the speaker's audience in this passage?
British colonialists and rulers
O British citi...
English, 01.04.2021 14:00, shonesam98
Who is the speaker's audience in this passage?
British colonialists and rulers
O British citizens living in India
O elected officials and Indians
enemies of the new India
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