How to write history that people want to read

Sydney: UNSW Press. Edited by Ann McGrath (2009)
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This book offers great advice to writers, such as: • how much research is necessary? • when should you start writing? • should you structure your work chronologically or thematically? • how do you write a compelling narrative?

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D16.8.C878 2009

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9781742230863   1742230865   0230290388

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