Original guides and modifications of guides contributed by current and past History Department faculty members Kirk Jeffrey, Diethelm Prowe, Rachel Seidman, Harry Williams, Eleanor Zelliot, and others, including on-line links.
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The Chicago Manual of Style is available on the Gould Library citations webpage: (search: Chicago Manual of Style).
Contents
- I. How to Read History
- II. How to Analyze a Primary Source
- III. How to Write a History Research Paper
- IV. The Mechanics of Citation
- V. How to Give a Twenty-Minute Oral Presentation
- VI. How to Lead a Class Discussion
- VII. Book Reviews
- VIII. How to Read Fiction for History
- IX. How to Take Good Notes
- X. American Historical Association (AHA) Ethical Practices in the History Profession
- XI. Plagiarism, American Historical Association (AHA), by Michael Rawson, University of Wisconsin at Madison
- XII. How to Write a Comparative Analysis, by Kerry Walk, Harvard University Writing Center
- XIII. Gould Librarians’ Research Guides by History Fields
Additional Resources
- Gould Library’s Catalyst
- Gould Library History Course Guides: https://gouldguides.carleton.edu/history
- Download for email preservation, Stanford University Library’s E-Padd
- The Carleton College Academic Support Center
- Guide to Citing Sources
- Carleton History Department Internet Resources Index
- H-NET, Humanities Online
- The Internet Modern History Sourcebook
- Google Books
- Open Library
- Project Gutenberg
- Manybooks.net