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What does Elizabeth mean when she says “I have sins of my own to count”?
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What does Elizabeth mean when she says “I have sins of my own to count”?

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maybe she has done some selfish things when she was ruling that was not for the common interests of helping her country

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only if we are talking ab Queen Elizabeth

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