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Primary Source II Mastering the Intricacies of Primary Source Documents Book

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Author

Elizabeth Pruger

Title

Primary Source Ii: Mastering The Intricacies Of Primary Source Documents

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189311032X

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Primary Source II (2); Mastering the Intricacies of Primary Source Documents. Paperback book by Silver Moon Press. Chapters include: What are primary sources?, Looking at a primary source document, Analyzing a primary source document, and Applying all you have learned. A primary source allows you to get inside history. It is an original work created by a participant or observer of some event or time period. Good pre owned condition, light wear on covers and edges, as pictured, all pages intact. ISBN 189311032X Search #racheltrop to filter your size in my closet!

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