. Find at least six relevant peer-reviewed books and scholar

. Find at least six relevant peer-reviewed books and scholarly articles, relevant to the source(s), the author(s), or the event(s) covered by the source(s). The secondary sources must be from printed books and journals, namely scholarly, biographical, detailed works, written by professional historians and which closely examine the rulers or their times). [Journal articles may be full-text versions from an appropriate database, such as Academic Search Premiere/EBSCOhost. N.B. make sure you use full articles, not abstracts or book reviews.]2. Make identification copies of your sources to be handed in (you may/should also make fuller copies for your own research purposes). For books, use the title page; for journal articles, the first page of text with the article’s author and title.