Social Sciences, asked by Adilahusin9855, 1 year ago

Where was Charles James Napier born?
a) London
b) Liverpool
c) Birmingham
d) Connorville

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Answered by Best1234
1
Charles James Napier was born in London.
Option A
Palace of Whitehall, London.
Answered by mohdyusuf256p87fdz
0
A - london is a right answer
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