Use the links below (or tabs at top) to explore various resources available through Hamersly Library:
Use these materials to help find a topic, understand the issues, locate keywords, and get an overview of how the topic developed.
Databases are collections of journals that you can search electronically to find articles relevant to your research topic.
Primary Sources are original documents, diaries, manuscripts, speeches, letters, interviews or other sources that were generally written or created during a specific time period. Memoirs, autobiographies and oral histories are examples of primary sources created after events occurred.
General Napoleon and His Troops Crossing the Bridge of Arcole in 1796, by Emile Jean-Horace Vernet.
