The Turabian manual is available in the library at the Research Help Desk and Book Collection.
The University of Chicago Press also has a brief page with the most commonly used references.
See Musselman Library's Citation Guide for more information.
The databases below are only suggestions for starting places to find journal articles covering European history.
Note the subjects on article records in Historical Abstracts. These subjects can save you a great deal of time and are a significant advantage over JSTOR's keyword-only searching.
Our collection of historical newspapers are largely American (The New York Times, for example) and British (The Times). If you are able to read French or German, some magazine material is included in Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France) and Europeanana (a collection of digitized museum and library collections funded through the European Union).
Some primary source material can be found by searching MUSCAT Plus, the library catalog, using a keyword or subject search. These search techniques work in any library catalog, including WorldCat.org. Additional primary sources may be found in Gettysburg College's Special Collections.
--diaries |
--photographs --posters --pictorial works --caricatures and cartoons |
--personal narratives --interviews --anecdotes --underground literature |
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In the MUSCAT Plus advanced search, you could build a search the subject headings on your results where the keywords appear. For example:
Germany -- History -- 1933-1945 -- Sources
There are numerous digital collections with primary source material available online. They're not always easy to find, however. Typically, try searching by your country, event, or person with words like "national library," "digital collection," or "digital library."