XV.c.104.1 .2, Letter from Joseph Swearingen to John Hoge, June 19, 1795, Courtesy and Copyright The Learned T. Bulman '48 Historic Archives & Museum, Washington & Jefferson College.
This guide will introduce you to resources you can use when studying Early American History.
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The Research Process
1. Define the Problem
2. Review the Literature
3. Develop a Thesis Statement
4. Create an Outline
5. Conduct your Research
6. Interpret your Research
7. Write the First Draft
8. Revise and Edit
9. Submit