Reference Help Available Today:
History is a book-oriented field, and so you should expect to do at least part of your research in the library catalog. See the "Books" tab for additional information on the best ways to search for books. If your assignment requires primary sources, go to the "Primary Sources" and "Historical Newspapers" tabs for links to online collections and print materials in the Dulaney-Browne Library. The tab for current courses has resources specifically focused on individual classes.
Please remember always to cite the source where you obtained your information, according to the format outlined in the Chicago Manual of Style (online guide from Purdue University).
The print version is available in the reference section (1st floor) and on permanent reserve (ask at front desk).
The Chicago Manual of Style by Now available online to on-campus users only. Fully searchable:
Anointed with Oil: how Christianity and crude made modern America by 
The End of the Myth: from the frontier to the border wall in the mind of America by 
King and Emperor: a new life of Charlemagne by These history textbooks provide a window on how interpretations of history have evolved from era to era. For Historiography students and general reference:
American Horizons by 
