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English, 04.12.2021 02:20, nmadrigal

Why does Boudinot include paragraphs 7-14 in his speech? to demonstrate gratitude for the educational and religious assistance the Cherokee Nation has received

to encourage the audience to consider the Cherokee Nation’s government structure as a model

to compare advancements by the Cherokee Nation with those of other Native American communities

to provide a detailed account of accomplishments of the Cherokee Nation and the potential for more

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