Structure: Section 1 Explain the argument of the book and its significance. See Part I below. Section 2 Look at the author’s use of secondary sources in the footnotes or endnotes. (You cannot rely solely on the text at this point, and must begin digging in the bibliography.) How does the author engage other historians? See Part II and look at the section on historiography.
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