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Which of the three perspectives presented in the passages you've read is most correct? a. the bonus army deserved to receive their bonuses. b. the bonus army did not deserve to suffer in deplorable conditions. c. the bonus army did not deserve to be attacked. d. no correct perspective was presented, only three separate and varying viewpoints.

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