Study aids

 
  1. Google Books. Previews of many contemporary monographs; increasingly impressive coverage of primary sources (often fulltext)

  2. Historical Abstracts. Index of modern journal articles, often with abstracts and/or linked fulltext

  3. JSTOR. Fulltext archive of select scholarly journals in history and other fields.

  4. Project Muse. Another fulltext archive for a great number of humanities and social-science journals

  5. Academic Search Premier. Good for book reviews and some academic articles

  6. Eighteenth-Century Collections  Online (ECCO).

  7. Nineteenth-Century Masterfile.

  8. Chicago Manual of Style. Also see the detailed chapter on formatting notes and bibliography.


Also see the key to my editorial remarks and how to mark a book.