This guide gives you an overview of recommended resources for History: reference works to orientate on a particular topic and to find references to literature, scholarly literature databases and search engines, and all kinds of resources containing digital or digitized primary sources.
Listed are both resources to which the Library has subscribed, as well as resources that are available via the National Library of the Netherlands (you can recognize those by the 
symbol), or are freely available online.
Next to the eBooks already in our collection, the Library temporarily provides access to thousands of eBooks from prominent publishers. Temporary access books will have 'EBA' + the end date mentioned in the 'Notes & License Terms' in our catalogue discovery tool sEURch.
Besides all De Gruyter titles this collection also includes eBooks in History from Amsterdam University Press and, published up to 2022, eBooks from a.o. Harvard University Press, Princeton University Press, Cornell University Press, De Gruyter Oldenbourg, University of Toronto Press, Edinburgh University Press, and New York University Press.
Volumes II and III are also available.
All Brill eBooks in History available for Erasmus University can also be found in sEURch via this link.
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The University Library supports RefWorks. When you see the RefWorks symbol 
next to a resource title somewhere in this Guide, you know it is possible to export references from that resource to RefWorks. The Library has created an e-course on how to use RefWorks.
Online version of the 18th edition of ‘The Chicago Manual of Style’ writing and citation guide.
