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Secondary source: A source that explains, analyzes or interprets primary source information. Examples are law review articles, encyclopedias, and books. These sources may lead you to key primary sources as well as other secondary sources.
Secondary Sources
Bernhard, Jean, Charles Lefebvre, and Francis Rapp. L'époque de la réforme et du concile de Trente. Vol. 14 of Histoire du droit et des instituions de l'église en Occident. Paris, 1989.
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