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Primary and Secondary Sources in History: A Primer for Undergraduates, Challenges for Librarians

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This article discusses the challenges reference librarians face in identifying primary and secondary sources in the study of history. Labeling sources depends wholly on how they are used. Through better observation of sources in history, librarians can assist instructors and students in the use of primary sources in the classroom and research.

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