Additional readings, links to sources, copies of class slides and other information pertinent to class are listed on this page.
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- Week of March 28
- How Libraries are Organized (slides)
- Databases & Records (slides)
- Encyclopedia example
- Research 101
- Week of April 4
- Amy's reading recommendations
- Gilbert, M. Atlas of World War One
- Gilbert, M. The First World War
- Bloch, I. The future of war in its technical, economic, and political relations; is war now impossible?
- Angell, N. After all; the autobiography of Norman Angell
- Angell, N. America and the European war
- Angell, N. The defence of the Empire
- Rimell, R. Zeppelin! : a battle for air supremacy in World War I (not available at UW, request via Summit)
- Secondary Sources (slides)
- Searching Databases (slides)
- Week of April 11
- Primary Sources (slides)
- Newspapers & Magazines (slides)
- Week of April 18
- Print Bibliographies & Indexes (slides)
- Web Resources (slides)
- Midterm study guide
- Week of May 2
- Amy's reading recommendations
- Gilbert, M. The First World War
- Barnett, C. The swordbearers; studies in supreme command in the First World War
- Powell, A., ed. A deep cry : First World War soldier-poets killed in France and Flanders
- Putkowski, J. Shot at dawn [Summit]
- Letters & Diaries (slides)
- Sample Letters
- Week of May 9
Using Images as Historical Sources (slides)
- Week of May 23
- Amy's reading recommendations
- Weintraub, S. A Stillness Heard Round the World: the end of the Great War, November 1918
Three Year's War For Peace - Coertzee, F. Authority, Identity and the Social History of the Great War
- Wall, R. The Upheaval of War: family, work, and welfare in Europe, 1914-1918
- Marwick, A. The Deluge: British Society and the First World War
- Terraine, J. To Win a War: 1918, the year of victory
- Roth, J. World War I A Turning Point in World History
- Oral Histories (slides)
- Evaluation form