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The British Press and the Korean War: From the Manchester Guardian to the Daily Express

July 5, 2026 | Sources | Jerry S. Green

Drawing on contemporary reports, eyewitness accounts, and the archives of the Manchester Guardian, Daily Express, and others, this article reconstructs how British newspapers covered the Korean War, shaped public opinion, and reflected a nation’s fears of atomic conflict and communist ‘brainwashing.’

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How to Read Maps as Primary Sources: Unlocking the Past Through Cartography

July 4, 2026 | Sources | Jerry S. Green

Maps are far more than geographical representations—they are primary sources that reveal the knowledge, biases, and ambitions of their creators. This article draws on historical guides and archival practice to show how to analyze maps as evidence of past worldviews.

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How to Use Government Documents as Primary Sources: From Census Records to Congressional Reports

July 4, 2026 | Sources | Jerry S. Green

A practical guide to using government documents—census records, congressional reports, hearings, and more—as primary sources. Learn how to interpret these records, avoid common pitfalls, and find them in depository libraries and digital archives.

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