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25 March, 00:50

What Is The Difference Between A Letter Written by An Eye Witness To An Even And An Encylopedia Entry About The Same Event?

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  1. 25 March, 02:40
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    One is written in first person

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    If you were to write a report to you would need data on what you were writing so you would most likely want to read something from a person who was there rather then from a story that might not give as many details.
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