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History - Secondary Sources: What are secondary sources & Where to find them

What are secondary sources?

Secondary sources address or analyze events, people, works, or topics.

Provides analysis and unique perspectives beyond background information.
Check the bibliography for leads to other secondary sources
- Books
- Magazine articles
- Newspaper articles
- Journal articles

U.S. History: Where to find secondary sources?

Book Catalog for Tsuzuki Group Library
Search by author, keyword, subject, or title of the book.

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Ebook Central (ProQuest)
Access over 100,000 authoritative and copyrighted academic level electronic books. Includes Academic Complete, DEI, and University Press collections.

Additional secondary sources

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Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
Academic level peer-reviewed journals, full-text periodicals, reports, books, and more.
JSTOR (JSTOR / ITHAKA)
Access academic scholarly journal articles, books, and primary sources in the fields of Economics, English, History, Science, Social Science...

Databases A-Z

For a full list of databases, select this link