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However, the sites are just a hobby done in my 'spare' time. And because they're a hobby, I cannot answer emails as promptly as I'd wish. It usually takes me a week or so to respond. This can be a problem for students so I've listed and answered the three most common questions I receive here: The most common questions are - What is your name? and How do I cite your webpage in my paper/report? and When was your site last updated? So here are the answers - Please use Marilee Hanson as my full name. Here is the correct Turabian/MLA way to cite internet sources: Hanson, Marilee. "Selected Letters of John Keats." EnglishHistory.net. 2003. http://englishhistory.net/keats/letters.html (11 February 2003.) Please note: you must use the year and date you read the source here. And, of course, put the correct link and page title you are citing.
The last updates for the John Keats website are listed at the Keatsian News page. The last updates for the Lord Byron website are listed at the Byronic News page. The last updates for the Tudor England website are listed at the What's New? page.
As for the 'publisher' of the websites, it's me. There is no academic affiliation. I can't imagine your teacher/professor needing more information than I've provided here. If they do and I don't respond to your email in time, please point them in my direction and have them write directly. If you are looking for a particular person or
event and cannot find it via the introductory pages of each website,
use the search page
I created. If it isn't found there, then I probably don't have
anything about it. Questions and/or comments
should be sent to this address - Take care, and thanks for
visiting. I hope you enjoyed my webby tributes to Keats, Byron, and the
fascinating inhabitants of 16th century England.
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