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HIST 150-03 Kashmir: Past, Present, Future (Fall 2023)

What is a primary source?

A Primary Source is a historical document or artifact or person from the time period under study. This may include:

diaries
journals
newspapers
contemporary publications
autobiographies
music/songs
recordings or images

Examples from our databases

[[Kashmir]]: dispute negotiations, May-June 1964 (Folder 10). 1964. [Government Papers]. At: Place: The National Archives, Kew. DO 133/170 Available through: Adam Matthew, Marlborough, Archives Direct, http://www.archivesdirect.amdigital.co.uk.proxy.wm.ed
Our, Special Representative. "COMPROMISE AGREEMENT ON KASHMIR ON KASHMIR: LIMITED ACCESSION TO BE CONSOLIDATED INDIA'S REPORTED CONCESSIONS." The Times of India (1861-2010), Jul 22, 1952
Narayan Kul. 1710. History of [[Kashmir]], by Narayan Kul, called 'Ajiz', composed A.D. 1710. Available through: Adam Matthew, Marlborough, India, Raj and Empire, http://www.indiaraj.amdigital.co.uk.proxy.wm.edu/Documents/Details/NLS MS3184 [Accessed Febr
Despatches to India and Bengal (original drafts), Sep 1858.: Available through: Adam Matthew, Marlborough, East India Company, http://www.eastindiacompany.amdigital.co.uk.proxy.wm.edu/Documents/Details/BL_IOR_E_4_855 [Accessed February 07, 2023].
Bruce, Finetta Madelina Julia Campbell, Hon. Kashmir. London: A. and C. Black, 1911. https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015047684751