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About Citing These Pages as A Source
PRIMARY SOURCE materials are letters, diaries, manuscripts,
trial transcripts, photographs, eyewitness accounts, etc.
SECONDARY SOURCE materials are books, newspaper articles, microfilm, documentary video, etc.
TERTIARY SOURCE materials are student essays, webpages, gossip, pulp magazine articles, etc.
This webpage is a tertiary source, compiled from secondary
sources, as noted below. Citing this page as a source lacks credibility,
frankly; if You want to impress your professor, I suggest you refer
to secondary or primary sources. Some good ones are listed below.
I do not broadcast my full name because of the controversial nature
of some of my material. This page is my own report, and my
sources are listed below. It was made as a pointer for those interested
in doing deeper research from microfilmed newspapers, and books, to
hopefully glean a deeper understanding of this interesting bit of
history.
To cite this page as a source, please credit: Borndigital, Curator,
and provide the url of the page in question. The materials used these
exhibits consists of direct quotes and image scans, used without permission
or profit.
These pages were first mounted in 1995. They began as prototypes
for alternative web-presentation format, and evolved into an historical/political
exhibits. Also, if they seem a little dated, it's because most of
them have been untouched since last century... Other essays on the
site not mentioned here have their sources cited on the pages themselves.
sources:
Scopes Monkey Trial:
"Clarence Darrow for the Defense," a biography by Irving
Stone, Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York, 1941
"Prejudices, 5th Series," H. L. Mencken. New York, A.
A. Knopf - 1926.
The New York Times, July 10 through 25th, 1925
Torture Pages:
"The Inquisition"
by A. Hyatt Verrill, D. Appleton and Company, New York, London, 1931),
pp. 138-148
"Inquisition-
A Bilingual Guide to the exhibition of Torture Instruments presented
in various European Cities-by Robert Held- Qua d'Arno, Publisers/Editorial,
Florence, Italy, 1985
Woodcut from the Schweizerchronik of Hans Stumpf, Lucerne, 1548
"Trewlicher Bericht eynes scrocklichen
Kindermords beym Hexensabath...(etc.) a newsletter in 8vo, Hamburg,
12th June 1607.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's 'Gulag Archipelago,' 1973.
Howard S. Levy: Chinese Footibinding: The History of a Curious
Erotic Custom:
Journey into Madness (by Thomas Gordon, Bantam Books, New
York, 1989) [Dr. Cameron's LSD experiments]
Marijuana Prohibition:
The Emporor Wears no Clothes by Jack Herer
Rye Ergotism:
The day of St Anthony's Fire John Grant Fuller, New York:
Macmillan, 1968.
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