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The America I Believe In Analysis
“The America I Believe In”

The infamous Emmet Reilly often says “It is a great day for America” .“The America I Believe In” This quote makes me think how free I am everyday in America, everyday, those words are in my head when thinking about America. I am proud, strong, and thankful which is today and everyday. In 1944, my great grandpa departed America to go to Africa. He encountered many great feats like hot deserts, huge rats, and many other things. Then, he went to France and after that, to Italy for supplies. Finally, he went back to Africa to guard. Holidays were a celebration with huge feasts. My grandma still has the menus that my grandpa had ordered food from. In 1946, my grandpa faithfully returned to America, he was very
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