1. Citing Primary Sources in Historical Writing http://www. mtroyal
Introductory Question: What were the causes of WWI? Would WWII have some of the same causes? Explain.

2. Unpublished Letters/Documents and Interviews
“Author” to “Recipient”, date written. Private collection.
Example:
Charles Moitie to Lillian Maud Moitie et al. December 15, Private collection.
Interviews
“Interview subject’s name”, interview by “the author”. City/Province, Date collected.
Example:
- Melanie De la Cour Dingle, interview by Elena Hynes. St. John’s, Newfoundland. November 2016.

3. Unpublished or Non-archived Photos and Artifacts
“Photographer’s name”, “Title of photograph” (if no title, then brief description) photograph (year captured). Private collection.
Example:
Elena Hynes “Lily’s First Day of School” photograph. (1990). Private collection.
Artifacts:
-”Curator/Author”, “Description”,
“Date acquired”. Personal collection.
- Elena Hynes, 1940s Fleur de lis brooch, gold, pearl, turquoise. September, 2010.