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According to the narrator of a Visit to Europe, how did the commoners among the British treat the visiting Indians?

A. They were curious and fearful of the Indians
B. The were aloof and indifferent to the Indians
C. Hateful and offensive to the Indians
D. Cordial and respectful of the Indians

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Final answer:

The commoners among the British treated the visiting Indians in a D) cordial and respectful manner.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the information provided, the attitudes of the British towards the visiting Indians can be described as cordial and respectful.

In the text, it states that the Indians were treated well by the British commoners, and that the Indians were curious and interested in the British way of life.

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