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does the meaning of 'freedom' change for mandela when he grows to be a young adult? if so why?

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Answered by Adithya8055

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Yes, as mandela thought that if parents leave him to play and to enjoy then it is freedom as he grow up and get elder he understands real meaning of freedom

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does the meaning of 'freedom' change for mandela when he grows to be a young adult? if so why?​

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does the meaning of 'freedom' change for mandela when he grows to be a young adult? if so why?