The lesson may be different for studying history but when I write papers for Eng. Lit., I'm stepping out to new areas but leaving a clew connected to where my strengths are. Pysch. papers lend themselves well to connections in History or Lit. Example, I tied in the Battle of Shiloh to Herman Melville, and Kholberg's Universal Ethical Principle, did a lot of reasearch and got three papers, for three classes out of it. Saves time and gives you a full 360 degrees on several topics. Maybe this approach is possible for you to maximize time and a more complete understanding of your subjects, just a thought. Good on ya mate! Very glad to hear that your living the dream, man.
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