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HIS 4372: The New South: Books

How to Use

The books to the right are examples of the many secondary sources available to you through the West Library on Ancient Greece and Rome.  They can be used to gain new ideas, perspectives on a topic, plus to find new sources on a topic.

Below are four ways to find books.

Four Ways to Find and Use Books

General Books on the New South

History of the South Series

This series had its genesis at Louisiana State University and the University of Texas.  The series now contains ten volumes and covers the history of the southern United States from the beginning to 1945.

Library of Congress Classification

Books

Why use these:  Use books for broad information about a topic, such as historical background, biographical information, or to fully understand the context of a specific research topic.  All books listed are in the General Collection, which is on the Third Floor of the library. In addition to these books, you can search the library's catalog for your topic of interest.  You may also browse the relevant sections of the library.

  • C: Auxiliary Sciences of History
  • CB: History of Civilization
  • CC: Archaeology
  • D: World History
  • E: United States History
  • F:  United States Local History
  • F106 Atlantic coast. Middle Atlantic States  
  • F161-175 Delaware 
  • F176-190 Maryland 
  • F191-205 District of Columbia. Washington 
  • F206-220 The South. South Atlantic States 
  • F221-235 Virginia
  • F236-250  West Virginia
  • F251-265 North Carolina
  • F266-280 South Carolina
  • F281-295 Georgia 
  • F296-395:  Gulf States
  • F306-320 Florida
  • F321-335 Alabama
  • F336-350 Mississippi
  • F350.5-355 Mississippi River and Valley. Middle West
  • F366-380 Louisiana
  • F381-395: Texas
  • F396 Old Southwest. Lower Mississippi Valley
  • F406-420 Arkansas
  • F431-445 Tennessee
  • F446-460 Kentucky
  • F461-475 Missouri