For an expository essay about the origins of baseball, you must assess, in an unbiased manner, the theory that baseball was
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A)
The Abner Doubleday theory isn't even worth talking about.
B)
The Abner Doubleday theory is absolutely, ridiculously false.
The Abner Doubleday theory is a wonderful and beautiful notion.
D)
The Abner Doubleday theory is believed by many, but it presents several
difficulties.
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