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Sources of information about history are what is written, what is said, and what is physically preserved. These sources include original documents, autobiographies, memoirs, published source collections, essays, books, letters, diaries, artifacts, newspapers, historical photos, journals, documentary films, oral testimony, censuses, tax records, and city directories.
They can both provide information about a family’s past. (apex)
Writing ls language in text, it is a reliable means for transmitting information. It is a dependable way of keeping records. It is a story in the form of text for poets, novelists and playwrights, it records the complexity of trade, its records our past, and our hopes and aspirations for the future.
An oral argument is a legal proceeding where lawyers on each side of a contentious issue (such as whether or not the testimony of a particular witness should be allowed into evidence) stand in a courtroom and argue their side out loud by speaking. The judge listens to the spoken argument and makes a ruling either right on the spot or after taking some time to consider what he's heard. Oral argument is in contrast to written argument. In written argument, lawyers on each side of a contentious issue write out their arguments on paper and submit the written arguments to a judge who reads and considers them, then rules on the issue.
The written records and transcripts of ALL the proceedings in the case up until that time. Submission of items of evidence is not necessary.