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"People do not often create records for the benefit of historians. They produce them for other reasons..."
-Chris Hinton,1998
Based on this statement, historical sources often contain-
(F) Evidence that can be biased
(G) Facts that are completely balanced and reliable
(H) Accounts that represent all points of veiw
(J) Summaries that detail research about the distant past

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F - Evidence can be biased, and often is.

For example, a report from a German Officer on a attack in WW2 may be different from his allied counterparts.
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