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PracticeLiteratureNelson Mandela: Long Walk To FreedomWhat does the narrator mean by – "t...

Nelson Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom LiteratureEasy

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What does the narrator mean by – "that long and noble line ended and now begin again with me".

Correct Answer:

(A) the fellow patriots of Mandela sacrificed their lives but now South Africa had got freedom in Mandela's leadership.

Explanation:

the fellow patriots of Mandela sacrificed their lives but now South Africa had got freedom in Mandela's leadership.

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