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I need help with an essay on "Taking on the role of a colonist in pre-Revolutionary America. In a letter to your (fictional) cousin in Great Britain, make your argument for the colonies' independence, using specific references to the reasoning and evidence in Henry's speech or Paine's text" its for "English 11 practice 1.1.10 apex"

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