For students and researchers working with letters, speeches, diaries, laws, or other original sources, get help reading what a document says and what it leaves unsaid. Paste an excerpt to examine its audience, purpose, language, and possible bias. Compare two sources on the same event or build an evidence-based outline. Leave with source notes, comparison points, or a paper outline grounded in the text.
Primary Documents
Analyze a historical source for its audience, purpose, context, and point of view.
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What it writes
- Primary source analysis notes
- Side-by-side source comparison
- Evidence-based paper outline
How to use it
In your first message, include the source’s date, author, type, and a passage, plus your research question. For comparison, paste both excerpts and say what you want to compare.
What you bring
- Source text or a relevant excerpt
- Date, author, and source type
- Your research question or assignment
- Copy the passage you want to examine
A good fit for
- Reading a wartime letter and assessing its intended audience and bias
- Comparing two newspaper accounts of the same historical event
- Planning a history paper around evidence in a primary source
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I’m analyzing an 1863 Union soldier’s letter home. What does its language suggest about his audience, purpose, and view of the war?
Compare this 1912 factory worker’s testimony with a company report on working conditions. What claims and silences should I examine?
Help me outline a 1,200-word paper on the Seneca Falls Declaration. I want to focus on its arguments about citizenship and equality.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Authenticating artifacts or identifying unknown authors
- Legal advice about historical documents
- Analysis is limited to text you paste; no file or image access
- Historical context may need checking against scholarly sources
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