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Going to the Sources:A Guide to Historical Research and Writing, 4th Ed by Anthony Brundage, 2007-11-15 Going to the Sources: A Guide to Historical Research and Writing by Anthony Brundage, 2002-01 The critical method in historical research and writing =: A rewritten and expanded edition of the author's Introduction to research in American history by Homer C Hockett, 1977 The Critical Method in Historical Research and Writing by Homer Carey Hockett, 1968-01-01 Critical Method in Historical Research and Writing by H.C. Hockett, 1955-12 THE NEW HISTORY : Trends In Historical Research And Writings Since world War II by Walter and George L. Mosse Laqueur, 1967 The Critical Method in Historical Research and Writing by Homer Carey Hockett, 1964 American Historical Writing and Research by James Adomanis, 1972 Going to the Sources: A Guide to Historical Research and Writing,1997 publication by Anthony Brundage, 1997-01-01 The Critical Method in Historical Research and Writing by Homer Carey Hockett, 1966-01-01 The Critical Method in Historical Research and Writing by Homer Hockett, 1960 The New History: Trends in historical research and writing since World War II - Journal of Contemporary History: 4 The new history;: Trends in historical research and writing since World War II (Their Journal of contemporary history) by Walter Laqueur, 1967 The Critical Method in Historical Research and Writing by homer hockett, 1970-01-01

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1. Historical Research And Writing
   Historical Research and Writing. Academic Writing basic elements of an analytical paper of any variety Databases electronic databases and historical research  
   http://history.hanover.edu/res.html

2. Elizabeth Figa History And Ethnography Youth Services Website
   HISTORICAL RESEARCH AND WRITING ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING HISTORICAL RESEARCH. HISTORICAL RESEARCH AND writing historical research AND WRITING.  
   http://courses.unt.edu/efiga/HistoryAndEthnography/websites.htm
   
   Extractions: OF YOUTH INFORMATION SERVICES Related Course Elizabeth Figa, Ph.D. ORGANIZATIONS American Library Association (ALA) American Association of School Librarians (AASL) Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) ... State Library Associations and Federations ONLINE JOURNALS IN THE YOUTH AREA Children and Libraries: The Journal of the Association for Library Service to Children School Library Journal Online International Association of School Librarianship (IASL) Newsletter School Library Media Research ... Children's Literature Association Quarterly HISTORY HISTORY: LIBRARY HISTORY Women in the History of American Librarianship Caroline Maria Hewins biographical information on Caroline Maria Hewins Anne Carroll Moore biographical information on Anne Carroll Moore Mary Wright Plummer biographical information on Mary Wright Plummer Augusta Baker biographical information on Augusta Baker YALSA: Competencies for serving YA’s YALSA: History from 1992 to 2000 YALSA: Narrative History from 1976 to 1992 ALSC: A Brief History ... American Association of School Librarians: History, 1914-1951 HISTORY: GENERAL The History of Education and Childhood Excellent Comprehensive site Nineteenth Century Schoolbooks History of American Education Web Project Technology in Education Timeline Educational History and Philosophy Sites ... Factory Rules from the Handbook to Lowell, 1848

3. Internet Research Resources For Historical Writers *Writers Write -- The IWJ*
   Internet research Resources for historical Writers by Greg Knollenberg March 1999. The Internet writing Journal(R) As with most online research, the key to historical research on the Internet  
   http://www.writerswrite.com/journal/mar99/gak13.htm
   
   Extractions: There is no question that the Web contains more information on current news and events than any other medium. It also contains a large and growing amount of historical reference material. This material covers everything from archaeology to modern American history. As with most online research, the key to historical research on the Internet is knowing where and how to search. Writers and researchers need to take special care with historical reference information to ensure that historical dates, facts and figures are accurate. Keep a core list of sites at your disposal through bookmarks that you trust so you can check or validate any information you find. In addition to facts and figures, historical websites can also be a source for detailed information about the living conditions and lifestyles in a given time period. This article will guide you to some of the best general historical resources and sites from which you can find more historical resources on your own.

4. History Computerization Project
   Aims to create a network for exchanging historical information. Information about computer database program for historical research, writing and cataloging; advice on organizing materials; and links to mostlyUS research resources.  
   http://www.history.la.ca.us/

5. Using The Internet As A Resource For Historical Research And Writing
   USING THE INTERNET AS A RESOURCE. FOR historical research AND writing. Roger A. Griffin, Ph.D. Professor of History. Riverside Campus. Austin Community College. Austin, Texas. 1. Introduction. 2.  
   http://www2.austincc.edu/history/inres00title.html
   
   Extractions: This site was originally developed in the spring of 1996 as part of a six-week workshop at Austin Community College on using the Internet in instruction. It was sponsored by the DILLO Project (Distance Instruction and Lifelong Learning Online), a joint effort by ACC's Open Campus Program Learning Resource Services , and the Faculty Development Office . Thanks to Terry Arzola, Instructional Development Specialist, Learning Resource Services, Riverside Campus, for his technical assistance with the development of this site (especially with respect to its graphics) and to my former teaching assistant, Gerre Boardman, for proofreading the text. The project was updated early in 1999.

6. Student Guides To Historical Research
   for History Majors Tutorial introduces basic historical concepts and research methods to Includes sections on taking notes, writing exams, choosing a  
   http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/History/tm/guide.html
   
   Extractions: "Guide as an aid to high school and college students who are either taking history classes or who intend to major in history as undergraduates." Includes sections on taking notes, writing exams, choosing a topic and researching and writing papers. Reading, Writing and Researching for History: A Guide for College Students

7. History Associates Incorporated
   Professional historians, archivists, and records managers providing customised services in historical research and writing, litigation research, oral history, archives and records management, and meeting planning to clients in corporations, government agencies, and professional and nonprofit organisations.  
   http://www.historyassociates.com/
   
   Extractions: The past can be a valuable asset. By discovering, preserving, and applying your history you can most effectively meet the demands of the present and more successfully plan for the future. For more than twenty years, History Associates Incorporated has provided customized consulting services in historical research and writing, litigation research, and archives and records management. Our clients have included more than 300 corporations, government agencies, and professional and nonprofit organizations worldwide.

8. The Writing Of A Historical Essay Or Research Paper
   The writing of a historical Essay or research Paper. Whether you are writing an inclass essay exam or a 20-page research paper, there are some basic guidelines which you should keep in mind. gives general information which is relevant to the writing of any historical essay. The second part gives tips which you  
   http://www.ilstu.edu/class/hist127/guide.html
   
   Extractions: Whether you are writing an in-class essay exam or a 20-page research paper, there are some basic guidelines which you should keep in mind. The first part of this handout gives general information which is relevant to the writing of any historical essay. The second part gives tips which you should utilize in writing take-home essays, exams, and research papers. An essay is not simply a list of facts. You must organize the facts into themes which support a central argument or thesis. This thesis should be introduced in the beginning of the paper and developed throughout the paper one step at a time. The stronger your thesis, the easier it will be for you to develop a strong argument. Use an outline to organize your thoughts in a clear, coherent and logical manner and to guide you in writing the essay. Organizationally, the essay has three main parts: Introduction . Use the introduction to state your thesis, outline the main points you will make in the essay, and describe the conclusions which you will draw in the essay. History essays are not mystery papers; the reader should know from the beginning what your conclusions are. Use the introduction to draw the reader into the essay. Often it is easier to write your introduction last , after you clearly know what arguments you develop in the essay.

9. Eastern Illinois University--Newton Key--His 2500--Hisstorical Research And Writ
   back. Dr. Newton Key. EIU, Dr. Newton Key, His 2500 Spring 2004, Coleman 2741, 330 TR. historical research and writing.  
   http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~cfnek/syllabi/research.htm
   
   Extractions: back British History Links Course Requirements Office Hours Writing history is about making decisions. Historians choose from a broad range of subjects, selecting those they think are most important. They choose source materials carefully, assessing evidence that may support or contradict their arguments. And they choose ways to write, balancing respect for their subjects with the needs of their audience. -William Keller Storey, Writing History: A Guide for Students (Oxford, 1999), 1 Schedule of Classes and Assignments : Reading should be completed before the class assigned; Assignment due dates are given below and on assignment sheet handouts: week 1. Introduction. "Professor Trevor-Roper tells us that the historian `ought to love the past.' This is a dubious injunction. To love the past may easily be an expression of the nostalgic romanticism of old men of old societies, a symptom of loss of faith and interest in the present or future." [Edward Hallett Carr, What Is History?

10. Dipartimento Dei Beni Culturali E Dello Spettacolo. Sezione Di Beni Librari
    The Institute of Library Science and Paleography introduces students, through its teaching and research activities, to the history of writing and of the book, to a systematic knowledge and informed use of bibliographic and documentary sources, studied both from historicalinstitutional and technical point of view, and to the methodology of indexing and bibliographic classification.  
    http://www.aldus.unipr.it/

11. Writing Historical Fiction For Children - Suite101.com
    fiction why not combine the two and try your hand at writing historical fiction for historical fiction writers must be good and must like to do research.  
    http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/childrens_writing/14324
    
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12. Othmer Library Of Chemical History At The Chemical Heritage Foundation
    Discovers and disseminates information about historical resources and encourages research, scholarship and popular writing in the history of the chemical sciences and the chemical process industries.  
    http://www.chemheritage.org/library/library.html

13. Guide To Writing Your Historical Research Paper
    Guide to writing Your historical research Paper. A successful historical research essay will normally include all of the following  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~t311/writingguide.html
    
    Extractions: Online MLA Style Guides and other Online Citation Resources Introduction: This section of the essay introduces the reader to the topic and to your particular historical approach on the topic. Some historians like to "set the scene" with an anecdote that illustrates something important or interesting, or which catches the interest of the reader and focuses it on the essay's topic. Others prefer to state vital data and background to the topic (one example of this would be a biographical essay which starts with information about when and where a person was born, etc.) The way you begin your essay is very much a matter of personal taste. One way to get started is to review other historical works that you have read, and emulate them. Many find it easier to write the introduction after they have written the body of the essay; others like to write it first thing.

14. Richard W. Slatta's Historical Research And Writing Sites
    The writing of a historical Essay or research PaperThe writing of a historical Essay or research Paper. The writing of a historical Essay or research Paper. http//www.ilstu.edu/class/hist127/guide.html.  
    http://courses.ncsu.edu/classes/hi300001/bkmarks2.htm
    
    Extractions: Students: Use the links below to research thought (or focus) questions and other projects for your history courses. Your syllabus will include topical references to web sites listed below. Not to worry. You will NOT be using all these links. Saturday, 14-Jun-2003 19:03:27 EDT Online Finding Aides (at the bottom of the page) General History Sites Historical Research and Writing with Primary Sources How to Use Primary Sources ... Latin American History Sites and Search Engines Electronic Resources Accessible from NC State Campus From this alphabetical listing, select Historical Abstracts America: History and Life (if you topic involves a US as well as Latin American aspect) The following resources are also useful but not as vital as the above. ArchivesUSA (if you need information about archival holdings elsewhere in the US) Britannica Online (do not cite this nor any other encyclopedia in a college-level assignment. However, Britannica is useful to basic, factual background information as you begin a new project.) Expanded Academic ASAP (general interest articles, some of which are authoritative enough to cite)

15. DefaultHomePage
    Writer Jody Rodriguez offers writing samples from her historical novels and humor essays; as well as daily book publishing news, tips and discussions about writers and writing technique, and a wealth of research tools.  
    http://jodyrodriguez.com
    
    Extractions: If you are the domain owner: Log in to the Site Administrator interface to start managing this site (you might want to bookmark this link). Through the Site Administrator interface you can: After you log in, be sure to visit the online Help quick-start guide . It will help you get up and running in no time! If you are a user account holder: Log in to the User Administrator interface to start managing your account (you might want to bookmark this link). Through the User Administrator interface you can: About Web sites Creating and publishing Web pages The easiest way to create a Web page is to use a Web authoring-tool, also called an HTML-authoring tool. Some of the more common authoring tools are

16. School Of Library, Archival And Information Studies -- UBC
    Middle Ages and the Renaissance, by Susan Reed Summary of historical research Methods, by James Cassell Ten Commandments of Good historical writing, by Theron F  
    http://www.slais.ubc.ca/resources/research_methods/history.htm

17. City Of Angels
    Professor John Giarelli's website to assist students in the literary and historical study of City of Angeles, as it relates to his English 103 class at LACC. Local research links and writing assistance links available at this site.  
    http://cityla.tripod.com/la.html
    
    Extractions: Writer's Resource Corner Los Angeles Research Resources Search Yahoo LA Times ... LACC English Lab Welcome to a unique academic experience. “City of Angels: A Multidisciplinary Study of Los Angeles” examines the city’s essence and identity through the great works and lives of its writers, scholars, artists, filmmakers, historians, journalists, visionaries, and just plain folk. By studying LA’s history, architecture, environment and ethnicity, the last of which has earned it the identification as the American multicultural Mecca of the Twenty-first century, this course focuses on LA as one of the truly unique “wonder” cities of the world. It attempts, ultimately, to explain how Los Angeles, whose history has been built on contradictory poles of myth and reality (from the Spanish “sacred expedition,” the Yankee boosters’ “paradise found,” and even its seductive Mediterranean climate, to its earthquakes, overpopulation, wildfires, gangsters, bad cops and riots), reflects both the promise and betrayal of the American dream. After the city’s two huge population booms of the 1880s and 1920s, caused by a series of spectacular technological advances and sleazy backroom deals, the myth of El Dorado started to fade. The great Depression, refugees from genocidal tyranny in Europe and the American South, and victims of illness from the harsh climates of the East and Midwest, combined with the city’s unregulated growth, all helped produce the literary, cinematic and artistic anti-myth representation of a dystopian Los Angeles of the 1930s and 40s. Writers like Chandler, Fante, Fitzgerald, Huxley, Cain, West, Mann and Waugh all proclaimed the decline of modern civilization as evidenced by the physical and moral corruption of this once utopian paradise of Southern California.

18. Research
    historical research and writing. Maureen James is a regular contributor of historical articles to various and is available for research and writing on local and national topics  
    http://www.btinternet.com/~tellinghistory/research.html
    
    Extractions: researching and writing history Back to home Maureen James is a regular contributor of historical articles to various magazines and is available for research and writing on local and national topics. Some examples of her work can be seen and downloaded as PDFs on this site. She can also advise on the following:- Contact her today for a no-obligation quote. Recent projects include

19. The Illinois State Historical Society
    Founded to support the State historical Library and to encourage research and writing on state history. Provides news, an annual symposium, calendar of events, Illinois Heritage magazine, and information about the historical markers throughout the state.  
    http://www.historyillinois.org/

20. Samford University Library
    Welcome to Samford University Library. Institute of Genealogy and historical research. June 1318, 2004 Advanced Methodology and Evidence Analysis. writing and Publishing for Genealogists  
    http://www.samford.edu/schools/ighr/ighr.html

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