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What are three reasons why such primary sources are important to the study of history?

What are three reasons why such primary sources are important to the study of history?
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What are three reasons why such primary sources are important to the study of history?

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Because they are as close as possible to the actual events as they can get. Every time someone tells a story it changes. The tone changes the details some forgotten some added. So therefore Historians must hold onto there primary sources.
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