The external and internal evidence

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Discussion

When interpreting historical data, why is it important to look at both external and internal evidence?

Cite a case of a historical event that has been interpreted differently either by two sources at the time of the event or by common opinion in different eras.

Discuss how external and internal evidence influenced these interpretations.

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