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What purpose does a citation serve in a historical work
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What purpose does a citation serve in a historical work

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A citation is an important element in a history work because it guarantees the rigor of a publication. A citation also describes the source of information used to carry out the work that is being presented so that the reader can locate the information and evaluate it.
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It allows readers to evaluate a source for themselves

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