How to Write a Research Paper in History
Publisher: Wikibooks 2012
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Many people who have not written a research paper in the genre of History often have difficulty with understanding where to start. This Wikibook is an attempt to outline some of the basics for writing a research paper in History, ideally at the collegiate or graduate level.
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