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Citation
The citation of witness seminars takes the following form:
Witness name, in 'Witness seminar title', Institute of Contemporary British History seminar, date of seminar, [internet address]
e.g. Lord Jenkins, in 'The Development of Concorde', Centre for Contemporary British History seminar, 19 November 1998, http://icbh.ac.uk/icbh/witness/concorde/
concorde.pdf E-mail icbh@icbh.ac.uk
Please refer to http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/cite.html for a fuller guide to citing Internet sources in history.
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