English, 28.09.2019 22:30 fatherbamboo

When john
f. kenney spoke these words in his inaugural speech his purpose was
a. to warn his supporters.
b. to inspire the audience.
c. to his supporters.
d. to entertain the audience.?

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f. kenney spoke these words in his inaugural speech his purpose was
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