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What would a British soldier think about the Indian rebels?

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1. What would an Indian rebel think about the British ruling his country?The Indian Rebel would be very disgruntled, angry, or sad.2. What would a British soldier think about the Indian rebels?The British Soldier would think the rebels would be savages, and below them.

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