Cite Your Sources: A Manual for Documenting Family Histories and Genealogical Records

by Richard S. Lackey

Paperback, 1986

Tags

Research, Citation

Publication

University Press of Mississippi (1986), Paperback, 94 pages

Description

The purpose of this manual is to provide genealogists with an uncomplicated yet academically acceptable guide to basic citations. It has been prepared with the needs of genealogissts foremost in mind.

Subjects

Bibliographical citations Handbooks, manuals, etc
Genealogy

Original publication date

1985-11-01

Physical description

94 p.; 8.4 inches

ISBN

0878052860 / 9780878052868

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