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English, 16.06.2020 05:57 ruffnekswife

Which accurately describes a letter written during the time a historical event occurred? A.
effective secondary source document
B.
too biased for historical evidence
C.
too focused for historical evidence
D.
unreliable narrative source
E.
useful primary source document

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