One of the interesting parts of doing primary source research is always finding That One Document (TM) that every book on a subject has used as a source for a thing.
And seeing the different ways they've all tried to pretend there was more detailed info in it than there is. 😆
And seeing the different ways they've all tried to pretend there was more detailed info in it than there is. 😆
It's always like:
"Of course [Interesting Thing happened] which I would TOTALLY know more about and could go into more detail about if I had time. Anyhoo moving on."
Then you actually read the source and it's all... nah. That's all you were able to find out to. You big tease 😆
"Of course [Interesting Thing happened] which I would TOTALLY know more about and could go into more detail about if I had time. Anyhoo moving on."
Then you actually read the source and it's all... nah. That's all you were able to find out to. You big tease 😆
FULL DISCLOSURE: I'm totally guilty of doing this in stuff I write too on occasion.
BUT... I've learned (the hard way) never to say "ask me another time" about something that would fall into this category.
Because you lot have stupid long memories and ALWAYS remember to actually ask me another time.
You're sneaky like that.
Because you lot have stupid long memories and ALWAYS remember to actually ask me another time.
You're sneaky like that.
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