Hist 301: Historian's Craft (Benes, Spring 2024)

Look at this article I found in Historical Abstracts, the main database for finding peer reviewed articles on European History. 

Questions to consider:

• What is the Topic?
• What is the Argument?
• What are the sources?
• How does it challenge existing publications on the topic?
• Who is the author?
• Where & when was this published?

Every peer reviewed article should have an author, title, publication date, topic, argument, sources, and historiographical argument [how it fits into the wider field].  You could summarize an article in 2 sentences if you wanted:

In the year article/book "Title," Author studies Topic, arguing Thesis. Using Sources/methodology, Author challenges existing literature by unique aspect of work.