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Welcome to the guide for ENGL:4723 - Advanced Writing Seminar - Nonfiction - with Hannah Bonner, Fall 2024. The information in this guide will help provide general library information, information on selected databases, information on annotated bibliographies, and resources for MLA citation. If you are struggling with your research or have any questions, please ask!
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