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Which history to tell?,colleagues. Slowly, it develops into something more definite, becoming at last a fully developed historical topic. You now have a program of action for your research and, in time, your writing. Choosing your subject is entirely up to you, but here are some issues to consider when you are at that ver

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Crying in the archives, doesn’t deserve to happen. You have nothing to report. If your research has found a treasure trove of insights, your writing needs to do it justice. Intensive, often time-consuming and painstaking research is vital to history writing. Rich research leads to glittering writing. Both deserve equal en

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Once upon a time,y look so enticing and appealing. Matt and shiny covers feature dramatic titles hustling to grab your attention. Sometimes the titles make promises beyond what the books deliver, so you may be a little wary. You pick up one that interests you, and check out the beginning. Can you judge whether it wi

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Narrative, plot, action!, they do — they also offer analysis and description. Analysis helps us understand why things happened as they did; it enables us to draw conclusions and comparisons, and to make some generalisations. Description helps the reader imagine what places, things and people in the past looked like, how peo

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Styling pasts for presents,pe the way it looks and sounds and makes sense to your reader: that’s history’s styling. Style includes voice, vocabulary, grammar, figures of speech, flow and cadence. Style is all about communication, and yet it is also something very personal. It comes from your life, and your experience as a wri

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Footnote fetishism, historical scholarship that most historians, especially beginners, find quite tricky One is how (and how often) to refer to the work of other historians, and the other is the footnote (at the bottom of the page) or endnote (which is simply the footnote moved to a block of notes at the end of the ch