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Dream Summary
The dream reflects on historical barriers faced by mankind in America, suggesting resilience and a moral insight that current struggles could be worse.
Interpretation
The dreamer reflects on historical challenges and adversities, possibly suggesting resilience and endurance. The moral insight of 'this could be a lot worse' may imply a sense of optimism or a call to appreciate current circumstances despite struggles.
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