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  • 16-10-2017
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Are primary sources always credible? Why or why not?

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jm3872 jm3872
  • 20-10-2017

Just because a source is primary, doesn't always mean that it is credible.  Just as in present day, people and institutions have inherent biases that can potentially render a source unusable for your research.  Intended audience, purpose of material (was it generated for propaganda purposes?), and one-sided viewpoints can indicate whether or not a source is suitable to use.  


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