This document discusses accessing and analyzing historical business narratives using primary and secondary sources. It provides examples of different types of narratives that can be used, including public, ontological, conceptual, and meta narratives. It then analyzes the dominant public and conceptual narratives around the Cadbury business from 1879-1939, noting how alternative narratives have been excluded or overlooked. It emphasizes the importance of reflexivity in historical analysis and considering the moral embeddedness and contingency of historical events.