English, asked by Indrajit1111, 1 year ago

who does 'thee'refer to? of "where the mind is without fear

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Answered by ahanasharma2

l think 'thee' refer to god

Indrajit1111: thanks

ahanasharma2: its okk

Answered by GarryRich

In old English thee means you.
It refers to the normal people. The poet dreams of a world where your mind is lead by yourself so that you could lead yourself into liberal and generous actions.

GarryRich: Hope it helps

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