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Analyze the document "King Andrew the First (c. 1833)” by explaining its "HIPP” (historical context, intended audience, author’s purpose, and author’s point of view).

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Analyze the document "King Andrew the First (c. 1833)” by explaining its "HIPP” (historical context,...