Secondary sources are documents used to analyze, interpret, or study an historically important person or event. Examples of secondary sources include
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What is Peer Review?
Peer Reviewed sources are written by an academic and reviewed by other academics in their field before being published. These sources engage in a conversation, adding new knowledge and/or challenging the way the topic is viewed by scholars.
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Listed below are some of the SOWELA Library databases that contain peer reviewed research articles that may be relevant to your work.
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Provides full-text articles from more than 6,100 multi-disciplinary periodicals including 5,100 peer-reviewed journals; and more than 10,600 publications including monographs, reports, and conference proceedings, etc.
Browse this selection of history E-Books. Keep the following code in the search bar to search within this collection of ebooks: (EC HIS*); you will also need to include the word AND and the search term that you are searching for in order to successfully search this database.