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boyakko [2]
3 years ago
13

Issue price is price at which the government supplies food grains__________.​

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Veronika [31]3 years ago
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unchanged is the right answer

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The reason why Prince said he had no freedom to fight for is the fact that he was a slave, as stated in option 1 and further explained below.

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According to the passage we are analyzing here, Prince was a slave who belonged to William. His owner expect Prince to join him in battle, that is, to fight alongside him. However, Prince explains that he cannot do so.

The reason why Prince has "no freedom to fight for" is the fact that he was a slave. Prince could very well join William in battle, but what for? Why should he fight for freedom when he is denied it? How can a slave be asked to die for the freedom of white people when his own people are treated as possessions?

By saying so, Prince got William to free him. Apparently, that sentence was an eye-opener to his master, who only now realized the incoherence there is in asking a slave to fight for freedom.

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