A new research guidefor the Humanities 5 annual research project is available on the library’s website. Use this guide to identify and review: reference materials, library catalog (printed books & eBooks), newspaper collections, NBC newsreels, journal & magazine articles, and … Continued
Starting the Hum. V paper & looking for a Topic? The sources below may lead you to an inspiring focus. Credo Topic Pages – What is it? Credo Reference provides SPS with 600 digitized reference books. The Topic Page feature … Continued
Many academic books include primary sources (sometimes many, many!). Searching the following subjects in ebrary will locate that document type published in book form. You might also consider a search using one subject below combined with your topic (i.e. Correspondence, … Continued
British Political Facts by David Butler and Gareth Butler, Palgrave Macmillan, 10th edition, 2011. Find it in Ohrstrom at: REF 320.441 B97b A compendium of “…essential facts and statistics of recent politics” (xvii), extending from the Third Marquess of Salisbury … Continued
Many Humanities IV students locate research topics using the U.S. history chronicles located in the library’s reference room (Call # 973.8 – 973.9). In recent years, the most popular chronologies have been those published by Salem Press, often referred to … Continued