Reference Books Finding Books Finding Articles   Internet Resources   Citing Resources Accessing Library Resources From Off Campus Reference Books Chronology of Nations, R910 W927cn Great Lives from History, R920.0.... American Historical Association's Guide to Historical Literature, R 016.9 A5121995 Encyclopedia of the Enlightenment, R 940.25 E56e Poole's Index to Periodical Literature, Lower Level, Periodical Annex Electronic Books Electronic encyclopedias and dictionaries of history are available through Illinet Online. Books Use Illinet Online to find books on your topic. Please ask a librarian if you need assistance. Books not available through Illinet may be ordered through our online Interlibrary Loan book request form.   return to top Scholarly Articles Read this to learn how to distinguish scholarly journals from other periodicals. Find out about WebFeat -- like Dogpile, but for databases! JSTOR A full-text database with hundreds of articles including many history journals. Historical New York Times Includes every issue full-text from 1851 to 1985. Historical Chicago Tribune Includes every issue full-text from 1849 to 1984.   Use Illinet Online to determine if the library owns the journal in print or microfilm, and check Journals and Magazines Available Online for electronic access to journals. If the article you seek is unavailable from these sources, please request it through our online Interlibrary Loan article request form. return to top Internet Resources Research Resources History New Network - a web site that reviews history related web sites. Encyclopedia of 1848 Revolutions - a valuable resource studying upheaval and change in nineteenth-century Europe. Romantic Chronology - Literature, art, or politics from the 17th century - 1851. return to top Citing and Research Assistance Citing Sources Elmhurst College Library Style Guides Duke University Library A print version of all major citation style guides is available at the Reference Desk. A Word about Plagiarism Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It - from Indiana University. return to top This page was created 09/08/2005, by Jennifer Paliatka, Assistant Librarian, Elmhurst College.