Looking at diaries, official records, letters, e-mails.
For some periods -- the 19th century, say -- there are also written records, letters, census figures, even photographs.
Keep records of everything: the bills from your provider, your explanation of benefits, copies of denial letters, medical records, letters from your provider of care, etc.
Roman cursive capitals, a running-hand script, were customarily used in the Roman Empire for notes, business records, letters, and other informal or everyday uses.
The officials asked for additional authority to search for business records, letters and computers in a storage locker in Los Angeles County, which the judge granted.
Prosecutors had also planned to present other evidence seized from the homes in Corona and Tenancingo, including notebooks detailing prostitution activities or proceeds, telephone records, letters, wire-transfer records and sex paraphernalia.
He not only mastered Tudor architecture, building methods and craftsmanship, he also studied Elizabethan theater, contracts, Globe documents, legal records, letters and maps (many of which turned out to be inaccurate).
Mr. Taussig's hoard of 400-odd English legal manuscripts — books, records, letters and other materials — is nearly 10 times as large as the Library of Congress's collection, and larger than the number held by most of the other major libraries in America put together, he said.
People fleeing persecution had to clear the same bureaucratic hurdles that all other immigrants faced, such as obtaining birth and wedding certificates, affidavits of support from family members in the U.S., medical records, letters from employers and tax documents.
Bring in any paperwork that you feel could help the doctor: previous medical records, letters from significant others regarding their concerns about your behavior, report cards and discipline reports from when you were a child, previous psychological testing.
