‘I will perform it myself’, says Columbus. What does ‘it’ mean – InterviewSolution

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1.	‘I will perform it myself’, says Columbus. What does ‘it’ mean here?
Answer» ‘It’ means that if nobody among the crew is available to put Guillermo in irons, Columbus would himself put Guillermo in irons.

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