The narrator had read several books about the war. However, he was not satisfied with what those books had to say about the war. He had experienced the war for himself and found those books to be inadequate. What did the narrator do in response to his dissatisfaction with those books?
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- A.the books didn’t accurately portray the experiences he had during the war.
- B.the books didn’t provide enough information about the war’s history.
- C.he was dissatisfied with the books’ writing styles.
- D.the books failed to connect with the war’s broader historical context.
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