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HIST 6030 - Witchcraft in Colonial America - McNabb

Primary and secondary sources on Witchcraft in Colonial America and Europe.

Secondary Sources - Databases for Journal Articles

Secondary Sources - Journals

The following are indexes and database that point to recent (secondary) scholarly journal articles.

JSTOR
Narrow by "Articles" --- Set publication date to publications after 1980. --- Set Journal Filter to "History"
Project Muse
A complement to JSTOR as Project Muse covers the most recent five years of scholarship.
Limit search results by "Content Type = Journals - Articles" and "Research Area = History".

Also consider:

Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Core)
Focus your search results by limiting publication date to articles published after 1980. Also limit "Content Type" to "Articles" and limit "Subject" to "History".
Oxford University Press (Oxford Journals)
Limit search results by "Article type = Research Article" and "Subject = Arts and Humanities … then click on History"

Secondary Sources - Databases (Catalogs) for Locating Books

Secondary Sources - Scholarly Monographs

The following are indexes and database that point to recent (secondary) scholarly books.

Ebook Central
Consider using Advanced Search for more focus. Limit your search to books published after 1980.
OneSearch (Rod Library Catalog)
Print and online books owned by Rod Library. After conducting your search limit your results to books and publication dates after 1980.
WorldCat
Union (combined) catalog of university and public library catalogs.

Chicago Manual of Style Online

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).