Using questions from multiple sources to pursue further, targeted research

Working through multiple historical sources on a topic usually raises new questions the original sources cannot fully answer. Using those new questions to guide further research, seeking out additional, more targeted sources, is central to doing real historical inquiry rather than stopping at a first pass.

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