How can you use direct quotes effectively in historical writing?

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The best way to use direct quotes effectively in historical writing is; by Introducing the quotes rather than just dropping them on the page.

<h3>Using quotes in historical writing</h3>

The use of quotes in historical writing is best included by; Introducing the quotes rather than just dropping them on the page.

On this note, a quote can be introduced as follows;

According to Plato in the 18th century council of elders meeting; "The modus operandi....."

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