Plagiarism By Hugh Holman

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Although, the definition of Middle English may be commonly known by many people, your essay follows same flow of sentences as that in Hugh Holman’s book. In addition, your piece of essay suggests that it plagiarizes Hugh Holman’s work because both you and Hugh Holman’s use same example when you give an example of a work in Modern English. Therefore it is evident that your work presents Hugh Holman’s idea in his book, and you need to credit his work by proper citation. Failure to do so is an act of plagiarism, by definition. For that reason, I strongly suggest that you should cite his work on your essay using proper

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