English, 18.03.2021 02:40 DestinyK8033
In describing a battle, how might the winner’s historical account be different from the loser’s account?
All of the above
The two sides could describe the way they fought differently.
The two sides may disagree about what or who started the battle.
The two sides might disagree about who won the battle.
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