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This paper delivers a compelling discussion about the use of history in David Bradley's, "The Chaneysville Incident." The author of this paper outlines the importance of the concept of history in the book and explains why it was important to the foundation of the story.

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"America, as a nation, is still in its infancy when compared to other nations in the world. However, it has evolved so quickly that we would not recognize the days of yesteryear if they stood before us now. With each stride, we move further into the future and further away from the past, but that history ties each leg of the journey to the next one in its path. In David Bradley's, The Chaneysville Incident, the reader is given the opportunity to see just how important the concept of history can be to the telling of a story."

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