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Welcome to my web pages on Maritime History on the Internet. I hope to create a site that guides visitors in methods of doing maritime history research on the internet. Throughout these pages, you'll see that I believe you must use print resources and libraries to do comprehensive research, but as resources become available on the internet I hope to highlight them and bring them to your attention here. The first set of links contains pages focusing on doing research. The second set updates my original pages on maritime sites on the internet. |
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. History - The web site of the Institute of Historical Research Postgraduate Research Opportunities at the Institute of Historical Research Second issue of History in Focus - What is History. The HISTORY web site was established in 1993 with the aim of promoting the use of electronic networks by historians and history students and providing easy access to on-line resources. The site also gives access to information about the IHR, its publications and affiliated organisations. The Institute is part of the School of Advanced Study and the University of London. |
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. This site is intended for use by students, educators and history buffs. All resources and links to this site have been previewed for quality of academic content. The majority of the resource webpages offered here were created by others. Sometimes very good sites go offline without any notification. |
Information on citing records from the National Archives with a special section on citing digitized documents available at NARA's World Wide Web Site. . General and National History Day Research National Archives and Records Administration General and National History Day Research This page provides information and activities for navigating the resources and learning to do research at the National Archives and Records Administration Web site. Information on doing research at the National Archives. Finding Primary Sources Information for Researchers.
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