William Penn: An Analysis Of A Primary Source

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A primary source is what is known as an original source. An original source would be anything created during the time of the event. This source would be created by an individual or several who first hand witnessed the affair. An artifact, document, recording, or any other source of information can be considered a primary source as long as fabricated at the time of the occurrence. For example, a diary entry written by William Penn would be a primary source. A primary source essay would be an analysis of a primary source. In this particular kind of essay, you must analyze the source and break down piece by piece what it is about. You must ask yourself: Who is the author or creator of the source? When was the document created? Is this a reliable
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