Help will give brainiest DO NOT SPAM OR PUT LINKS WILL REPORT based on Alice Williamson Diary

To what extent can we trust her account of the facts?

Which parts of her diary seem reliable, which parts unreliable?

To what extent might one draw historical facts from her diary by making allowances for her prejudiced point of view?

In what sense are her expressions of prejudice themselves of interest as historical facts?

If you could interview Alice Williamson, what questions would you ask?

What other kinds of historical documents might you be able to examine to find answers to these questions?

What other kinds of documents could an historian consult to set the Williamson diary in an historical context?

What kind of history could be based on the Alice Williamson diary? To what extent is the diary evidence of "what happened" and "what people thought" in 1864? To what extent is it only the record of one deeply prejudiced girl's impressions?