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Publication Date: 2010
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Diaries, Correspondence, and Memoirs

Primary Sources in Books 1600-present

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UNI search engine for books.
For books change the "Material Type" option from "All items" to "Books" to turn OneSearch into the library catalog and look for books owned by Rod Library. To find primary materials set your search or results ("Publication Date") to the specific years of your study. Recently published books may also contain primary source material in the form of quotes, diaries, and letters.

Searching Library Systems for Correspondence, Diaries, and Memoirs

Consider trying some of the following focused subject searches in the Advanced Search mode of OneSearch (UNI), InfoHawk (University of Iowa), and UC Library Search (University of California - Berkeley) by limiting to both the subject term "women" and the subject terms correspondence OR diaries OR memoirs

It is then possible to add an additional line to add in another topic to help focus your search.

Try these searches in the following library discovery systems:

UNI Rod Library

University of Iowa

University of California

Resources found at either University of Iowa or University of California – and not owned by UNI – can be requested via interlibrary loan (link).