Looking for content to support the Treaty of Versailles cosplay? A few recommendations, first, some eCollections purchased by the library: For international primary sources the First World War digital archive. For biographical research, the Biography Database : Over 435,000 biographies compiled from a variety … Continued
Below is a 3-minute video describing how to pull the everyman/amateur poetry from the library’s First World War Archive. Looking for biography/analysis of well-known WWI poets? Highly recommended are 2 of the library’s eRef collections: Salem Literature and Gale … Continued
It’s been great to see you this week! Here is your research guide, curating those library-purchased sources/eCollections most relevant to researching American Culture in the 1950’s. Please be in touch with any research questions along the way! 🙂 … Continued
Best of luck in your religious explication! Here is your course research guide, now including a low-budget video of locating and using the reference room Biblical commentaries. (I think I need to buy a microphone). 🙂 Please … Continued
Dear Empires and Revolutions, Here is your course research guide identifying library eCollections relative to researching the Aztec Empire, Hernan Cortes, Motecuhzoma II and conquistadors. Looking for primary sources? This page in the guide identifies two eBooks containing content written at the time. … Continued