The question has a group of sentences marked A, B, C, D and E. Arrange these to form a logical sequence.
A. Indeed, the reading-public of today seems to be more tolerant of this crossover than their predecessors might have been.
B Both writers and readers seem to enjoy cross-crossing the line between documentation and fiction.
C. Beginning with Midnight's Children, there has been a steady breakdown of the disciplinary wall between literature and history.
D. Editorial cartoons, once barely recognised as a source of humour for the masses, are now studied as important sources of historical documentation and literary value.
E. This has led to a revision in the view of what constitutes historical and literary debate, and of what constitutes the sources of this debate.