That the historian's trawl through the archives has (i) ______ nearly every surviving record of the nineteenth-century Pacific whaling trade is plain from the appendix alone, whose three hundred citations include logbooks long presumed lost. Her analysis, for its part, (ii) ______ that breadth, its readings marked throughout by (iii) _____ to match: each logbook is combed not merely for its catch tallies but for what its marginalia reveal about life aboard.

Blank (i)	Blank (ii)	Blank (iii)
A. prematurely foreclosed	D. supplants	G. expansiveness
B. systematically canvassed	E. rivals	H. acuity
C. summarily dismissed	F. belies	I. perfunctoriness