Primary Sources: Primary Sources in Humanities

"The Historic Tree Grove located near the Sperry Observatory on the Cranford Campus is part of a long-term Historic Tree Project at UCNJ. Each of the trees is a seed or cutting- grown offspring of a tree noteworthy in American history. They were transplanted into the Grove beginning in 1997 from a nursery established on Campus near the Kellogg Greenhouse in 1995. For us and for future generations these trees will serve as reminders of significant individuals and events in our country’s history."

This is the preferred version of the Bible in the U.S. as of 2017.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/299402/preferred-bible-version-usa/
Who Wrote the King James Bible?
The king appointed fifty-four of England’s leading Hebrew and Greek scholars to do the translation; of those, only forty-seven are credited with working on it . . . When they finished a segment, they sent it around for peer review. Other scholars weighed in, offering their own suggestions. In the end, they chose the best of the best. Source: https://www.thomasnelsonbibles.com/blog/kjv-how-47-scholars-created-a-biblical-masterpiece/

This is an historical drama.about Henry V, King of England, 1387-1422. The print copy is at the Elizabeth Campus Library at call number 822.33 W3M.