My New Project

[AngelAmidala]

Okay, I have another project for my Chaucer class.
I think this one should be a bit easier.

I am going to write a paper examining the saints that are mentioned and dealt with in the Canterbury Tales.

So, if anyone has any good web sites, on-line journals, or books they would recommend that talk about various saints, let me know what they are!

Thanks a bunch!!!

 

[Sid Bednar]

My only suggestion would be to do a 'google search' . . . .

It is amazing what is on the 'net.

Looking up.

Sid

 

[AngelAmidala]

Normally, I would. In the majority of papers I've written over the past 3 years, I've gone to the internet for all of my research.

But we have a restriction. We can only use 3 web sites as sources (unless we use on-line journals...they won't count towards our limit of 3 sites).

Which is why I asked for web site suggestions, so I know what ones are good and choose to use those over ones that may appear to be good, but really aren't.

And also why I asked for books...because I will have to spend some time in a library or 2 looking at books as opposed to just finding web sites.

I probably should've mentioned that so you all don't think I'm trying to use you for my research. *giggles*

Love in Christ,
AngelAmidala

 

[LouisBooth]

:lol: I remember doing some reading on this..I"ll try to look up the books I read...*emphasises try*

 

[Wolseley]

Go to this site, and type in the name of the saint into the search engine provided:

newadvent.org/

Hope this helps!

Blessings,
---Wols.

 

[recoveringcatholic]

Angel:

We can only use 3 web sites as sources (unless we use on-line journals...they won't count towards our limit of 3 sites).

. . . go to the public library. Most will have access to a site called 'electric library' or something similar. These are online links to magazine articles, etc.

At my public library, the 'electric library' articles can be e-mailed to your address for later use and abuse.

RC