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British (United Kingdom) Primary Sources

The following are British and United Kingdom publications.

The following are British and United Kingdom databases and archives of publications.

The following are U.S. databases and archives of publications.

The following index and identify magazine articles from magazines of the 19th and 20th century..

Reader's Guide Retrospective (1890 - 1982)
Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature (print - covers - 1900 - 2003) - UNI Index/Abstract AI3 .R48
Nineteenth Century Reader's Guide (print - covers 1890 - 1900) - UNI Index/Abstract AI3 .R479
Poole's Index to Periodical Literature (print - covers - 1802 - 1906) - UNI Index/Abstract AI3 .R48
Poole's Index - Scanned Copy in HathiTrust - 1802-1881 A-J (part 1)
Poole's Index - Scanned Copy in HathiTrust - 1802-1881 K-Z (part 2)

"Magazine Finder" - Digitized Historical Magazines
For onine articles published pre-1928 Magazine Finder provides online access to your article via either an archive or a database.
For print articles (mostly published after 1927) Magazine Finder provides the call number to the volumes of the magazine found in the library basement (first floor of Rod Library). Specific instructions are available for finding magazine articles from various time periods: 1802-1890, 1890-1927, 1928-1982, and 1982-present.

(Note, Time, Life, Fortune and National Geographic have their own searchable archives below).

The Chicago Manual of Style
Call Number: Z253 .U69 2010
Publication Date: 2010
Though the links above and below go to the Chicago quick guide - the full print Chicago Manual of Style is available for more complicated questions. These large print volumes can be found both at the Library Services Desk and in the Stacks.

Chicago Manual of Style Online
Sample Notes/Bibliography citations.
CrossRef - DOIs for Secondary Source Journal Articles (e.g. JSTOR articles)
For Chicago Style - Notes and Bibliography - CrossRef find the correct form of the DOI for journal articles (if the journal has a DOI).