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When reading historical documents, the easiest way to gain insight into primary documents that may not be in English is to O look for clues in the textural layout O understand that you won't understand
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When reading historical documents, the easiest way to gain insight into primary documents that may not be in English is

to
O look for clues in the textural layout
O understand that you won't understand everything
O learn the language
O ask an expert

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It would be the first answer (look for clues in the textural layout
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Look for clues in the textual layout

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