Evidence Explained

by Elizabeth Shown Mills

Hardcover, 2007

Tags

Research, Citation, How To

Publication

Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Hardcover, 885 pages

Description

History is not just a collection of documents-- and all records are not created equal. To analyze and decide what to believe, we also need certain facts about the records themselves.

Subjects

Event history analysis Handbooks, manuals, etc
History Methodology Handbooks, manuals, etc
History Research Handbooks, manuals, etc
History Sources Handbooks, manuals, etc

Original publication date

2007-06-30
2009 (Second Edition)
2012 (Second Edition Revised)
2015-05-22 (Third Edition)
2017 (Third Edition Revised)
1 more
2024 (Fourth Edition)

ISBN

9780806317816

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