Which description best defines an epistolary novel?

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A story that takes place in a historical periodA narrative composed solely of conversationsA tale located in rural European settingsA novel made up of various documents like letters, diary entries, and newspaper clippings

Explanation

An epistolary novel is characterized by its format, which includes a collection of documents such as letters, diary entries, or newspaper articles that together tell the story. This format distinguishes it from novels set in the past, composed only of dialogue, or set in specific locations.