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Welcome! This guide lists the major resources for researching 18th and 19th print cultures. It is not exhaustive! If you cannot find what you are looking for, please email me!

For even more resources, please see additional guides:

• Literatures in English Guide
• Literatures in Spanish and Portuguese
• Critical Gender Studies
• Theatre and Dance
• Primary Sources
• United States History

Citation management software can help keep you organized during the research process. Quickly generate bibliographies, add keywords and notes to sources, and group sources into folders.

• Free options: Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote Online. 
• Discounted: EndNote

For an overview of different citation management software and options, see How to Cite -- Tools, Tips, and Tricks for Managing Citations.

If you anticipate working with a lot of images or archival documents, check out Tropy.

Browzine: Stay current with your favorite journals. Create a personal bookshelf to keep track of new issues.

Teaching and Learning Commons: Graduate Student Programs and the Writing and Critical Expression Hub

Heather Smedberg

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