Historical editorial
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A historical editorial is an editorial written by a person contemporary to a historical event. To those studying history, a historical editorial may offer insight into commonly-held views about historically important events from a first hand perspective. It is considered a primary source.
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- Houghton Mifflin Company. "Editorial in Favor of the Transcontinental Railroad—Historical Editorial." Last retrieved Aug 1, 2007.
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