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English, 25.09.2019 00:00, riley01weaver1

Evaluate the reliability and credibility of nelson mandela in his speech “i am prepared to die.” what supports his credibility? what biases lessen his objectivity? given the source, does the evidence given by mandela successfully support his argument that his actions were justified? i need this answer asap. and you.

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