How does arnold define a source

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Assignment:

John H. Arnold, History: A Very Short Introduction,

1. How does Arnold define a 'source'?

2. What types of sources have been deemed worthy to enter through "the sturdy oak doors of historiography" into the national/ local archive? Who have been the decision-makers?

3. How do historians turn the 'building blocks' of sources into a history?

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