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Correct this discussion about the Chevalier de Seingalt's memoir. The lecture argues that some facts presented in the Chavalier's memoir can actually really reliable based on found historical evidence. First, the professor contests the idea that being rich and borrowing money is a conflicting situation that hardly occurs in real life by stating that wealth can be stored into assets that are not easily converted to money. In this way, the Chavalier might have spent all his money and had to borrow some additional until he could translate(or sell his properties) properties into money. Secondly, the lecture shows that witnesses confirm that the Chavalier used to keep records and notes of his conversations with Voltaire explaining why he could remember precisely exact phrases from conversations held a long ago. Lastly, the professor calls attention to the existence of governmental records showing that reparations were made in the cell ceiling that held him prisoner while he stayed there. This evidence bases Chevalier's history about his escape from prison through the ceiling.

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Correct this discussion about the Chevalier de Seingalt's memoir.

The lecture argues that some facts presented in the Chavalier's memoir could be reliable since based on historical evidence.

First, the professor disagrees that being rich and borrowing money are incompatible and rarely happen. He says that wealth can be stored in fixed assets hard to convert to money. Thus the Chavalier might have spent all his money and had to borrow some more until he could liquidate his assets. Secondly, the lecture shows that witnesses confirm that the Chavalier used to keep records and notes of his conversations with Voltaire explaining why he could remember precisely exact phrases from conversations held long ago. Lastly, the professor calls attention to governmental records of repairs made to the cell ceiling that held him prisoner while he stayed there. This evidence supports the Chevalier's story about his escape from prison through the cell ceiling.

very well written!

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