can you find primary resources in a bibliography?
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Primary sources CAN be found in a bibliography (in fact, this is where they will always be listed), but you must know how to distinguish them from secondary sources.  Primary sources are original records created at the time of a historical event.  Secondary sources are written after-the-fact, and they are usually commentary on the primary sources.  So, your bibliography of Mozart, for example, is a secondary source, though it will surely list many primary sources in its bibliography.
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try the library, and if you're a college student try your school library there are millions of databases that could help you find what you're looking for.
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Search an academic papers database or visit the library and ask the librarian to help you find one.
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You could probably start by going to google, and doing a basic search.\n\nIf you don't like the results there, then use Google Scholar and you'll probably get more specific results.\n\nLastly, go to a library and enlist the help of the librarian. He or she will direct you to the proper reference materials needed to complete your research.
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u can try looking it up in the library if they have it
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Contact your local public or college librarian and they will gladly help you find this information in proprietary databases- for free! You will NOT find this information in Yahoo. Trust me! I am a librarian, so just give YOUR local librarian a call. You won't regret it, and it is FREE!
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Look into the libarty for your answer.
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search in http://scholar.google.com
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Primary sources give all of the same information. Almost as if they cut and paste to put it there. Secondary sources give you outlandish results that nobody thought of, but clearly pertains to, applies to and makes sense when it's directly linked to what subject matter you're dealing with. I like to surf the web just for that reason. It was in the more obscure web sites that I found the most revealing information from my searches. However, you do have to be careful using the Internet as a main source, unless you know that the source is legitimate. \nAND that's where primary sources come in, because they all repeat the same information, thereby validating what is possibly the best answer.
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Research it in the library
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There are two main styles listed by the APA and MLA for listing bibliographies. The person your writing for may have a preference for which style to use. See the link I listed as a source for different style examples.
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it depends on which whether there is a large university library nearby. if yes, then you can get a LOT of information on number 2. if not, then go for 1 because there's more basic-level info on this.
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What is your question?  I think it would help you to go to a local university and ask the librarian, but I don't understand your question.
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hmmm... a university library, maybe?
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http://www.lib.duke.edu/libguide/cite/works_cited.htm.\n\nGo to this website it will help you source just about anything in your bibliography.
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sounds really specific, \na college library can help.
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http://www.lib.usm.edu/research/tutorials/apatutorial/tutorialindex.html