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Which best describes the way historians consider letters and journals
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Primary source because they are items that were there when the event happened, or are in the point of view of someone that was there.
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Almost always, letters and journals are considered to be "primary sources" in the eyes of historians, since they represented an unfiltered and unaltered view into the past.
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