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It is wise to consult a good reference book for your area of interest in order to be able to interpret these materials and any indexes to them. In North America, at least, it is essential to have the legal description of the property in order to locate its records. For further information regarding land records refer to the appropriate course The National Institute offers about the country of interest. | It is wise to consult a good reference book for your area of interest in order to be able to interpret these materials and any indexes to them. In North America, at least, it is essential to have the legal description of the property in order to locate its records. For further information regarding land records refer to the appropriate course The National Institute offers about the country of interest. | ||
=== Where to Find the Sources === | === Where to Find the Sources === | ||
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The list only ends when your imagination is exhausted! | The list only ends when your imagination is exhausted! | ||
It is wise to use broad indexes such as Family History Library Catalog, and the Periodical Source Index (PERSI) and to remember that a certain amount of luck during general library browsing always helps. <br> | It is wise to use broad indexes such as Family History Library Catalog, and the Periodical Source Index (PERSI) and to remember that a certain amount of luck during general library browsing always helps. <br> | ||
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