50points Read the excerpt by Gandhl below: "... the true thing for any human being on earth is not justice based on violence but justice based on sacrifice
of self, justice based on Yagna and Kurani,"
Determine how Gandhi uses repetition and parallel structure to strengthen his argument.
Why does Gandhi repeat the phrase "justice based on"?
Why does Gandhi repeat the pattern with the phrase "justice based on (violence] but justice based on [sacrifice of self],
justice based on [Yangna and Kurani]?
You may use Excerpt 1 as a guide.

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