The reliability of a web site has nothing to do with the classification of a
source; it's a totally different question. And, we again, have the confusion
between "primary" and "original."
nburlakoff
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Subject: Re: Primary sources from web-sites
With the advent of Adobe......... who knows if the picture or the text is
original?
Jim Moss
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