primary_source_analysis_by_mfb_for_sts5205_fall2019.pdf |
An important part of the study of history is to seek out primary sources about the research topic in question. Below is an analysis of three primary sources that will inform my final semester research project. Each source is evaluated on a form, then there is a write up discussing the story the sources tell. The format is dictated by the course professor, but is a good one for students of history to use with the intention of writing on a research topic. Even if one does not intend to write on a topic, the initial form document is helpful for at least focusing evaluative thought. The reason this document is called "Part 2" is because the initial part of the assignment was to email a one paragraph explanation to the professor along with links to the sources so she could offer any feedback. Enjoy.
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Michael BeachGrew up in Berwick, PA then lived in a number of locations. My wife Michelle and I currently live in Georgia. I recently retired, but keep busy working our little farm, filling church assignments, and writing a dissertation as a PhD candidate at Virginia Tech. We have 6 children and a growing number of grandchildren. We love them all. Archives
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