Selected Web Resources:

Reading, Writing, and Researching for History: A Guide for College Students  by Patrick Rael, Bowdoin College

How to Distinguish Between Primary and Secondary Sources University Library, University of California, Santa Cruz

Using Primary Sources on the Web from the American Library Association, Reference & User Services Association

History on the Web, University of Washington Libraries

Best of History Web Sites from the Center for Teaching History with Technology

1. Log in to www.cecybrary.com using your Portal username and password.
2. Click on Electronic Books in the left sidebar.
3. Click on Oxford Reference Online for access to:

The Oxford Companion to American Military History The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology The Oxford Companion to Archaeology The Oxford Companion to Australian History The Oxford Companion to Black British History A Dictionary of British History The Oxford Companion to British History The Oxford Companion to Canadian History A Dictionary of Contemporary World History A Guide to Countries of the World Dynasties of the World The Oxford Companion to Irish History The Oxford Companion to Scottish History The Kings and Queens of Britain

The Oxford Dictionary of Local and Family History The Oxford Companion to Military History The Oxford Companion to the History of Modern Science Oxford Dictionary of the Classical World A Dictionary of Political Biography The Oxford Dictionary of Popes The Oxford Dictionary of Saints The Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea Who's Who in the Twentieth Century The Oxford Guide to the United States Government The Oxford Companion to United States History The Oxford Essential Dictionary of the U.S. Military A Dictionary of World History The Oxford Companion to World War II

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