Senior Seminar in Comparative Urban History
The resources and information in this guide will be useful for the research on topics in comparative urban history.
What's in This Guide?
- Texts and Reference Sources
This section contains links to e-books texts for the course and e-book and print encyclopedias on urban history.
- Online Catalog
This section covers searching for books Milner's Library Catalog and I-Share Catalog along with key subject terms related to urban history.
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Library of Congress Classification.
This section shows the Library of Congress call numbers for world history, U.S. history and state and local history. -
Article Databases.
This section offers links to major databases in education and history with which to locate journal citations and the complete text of articles. - Primary Sources
This section offers instructions on how to search for primary sources in books as well as links to major online newspapers.
- Interlibrary Loan
When materials needed are not held within Milner Library's collections, this section explains how to request items from other libraries.
- Citing Your Sources
The Chicago Manual of Style is used by History students to cite their sources. This section contains links to the full text of the Chicago Manual as a well as a quick guide and the print volume.
