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The account from Document A differs from that of Document B in all of the following ways EXCEPT. Question 2 options: The author of Document A was a noncombatant therefore was not present on the frontlines The author of Document B was getting first-hand information since he witnessed the event The account Document A depicts the battle as a success for the British while that of Document B does not The accounts were written by people from different countries.

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A document has to do with the written material where information is written and stored for easy retrieval and can easily be marked to be separated from other documents.

As a result of this, we can see that a document can either be a primary source or a secondary source where the information contained in it were witnessed first hand by the writer or if he got his information from second hand sources.

A document which contains a primary source is generally more reliable than that of a secondary source because the writer saw the event happen live and the information has not been distorted by other sources.

Please note that your question is incomplete so I gave you a general overview so that you would better understand the concept.

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