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The account from Document A differs from that of Document B in all of the
following ways EXCEPT...

1) The author of Document A was a noncombatant therefore was not present on the frontlines

2) The author of Document B was getting first-hand information since he witnessed the event

3) The account Document A depicts the battle as a success for the British while that of Document B does not

4) The accounts were written by people from different countries

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The differences between the two documents are in all of the  following ways EXCEPT 4) The accounts ...

The reports of the Battle of Somme document the views of a noncombatant journalist (Document A), a British soldier (Document B), and a German gunner (Document C), who witnessed the battle.

These three separate documents gave differing accounts of the Battle of Somme when the British and French allied forces launched an attack for the control of frontier Somme River against Germany during the First World War.

Thus, Document A and Document B were written by British men and not people from different countries.

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