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The best way to study history is to explore original sources. These are called primary sources. Primary sources are records or events as they are first described without any interpretation or commentary. They may be published documents, declarations, or treaties. However, they may be diaries, letters, poems, and the memories of people who recorded events as they perceived them. Photographs, engravings, films, and drawings may also be primary sources of historical documentation.
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