Writing History: A Guide for Students

Anthony Brundage · William Kelleher Storey · Molly McClain · Jacqueline D. Roth

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Academic Writing and Publishing Philosophy, History, and Historiography Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy

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This concise guide for undergraduate writers of history papers offers a wealth of tips and advice to help students sharpen their writing skills in general and to understand writing conventions unique to history specifically. Beginning with how historians find topics and research them, the book covers how to interpret source materials, draw inferences, and construct arguments. The book also includes clear, practical suggestions for avoiding plagiarism, learning citation styles, writing effective sentences, using precise wording, and revising.

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