What are the main differences between using the database JSTOR versus Newspapers.com for researching historical fiction set during the 1920s?
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What are the main differences between using the database JSTOR versus Newspapers.com for researching historical fiction set during the 1920s?
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- JSTOR · jstor.org
- Newspapers.com · newspapers.com
- Major historical newspaper databases - American Newspapers · guides.library.upenn.edu
- Introduction and Major US Full Text Sources - Guide to Newspapers and Newspaper Indexes · guides.library.harvard.edu
- Newspapers - Current and Historical - Research Guides at New York Public Library Research Centers · libguides.nypl.org
- Newspapers - History: Primary Sources - LibGuides at The University of Oklahoma Libraries · guides.ou.edu
- Historical Primary Sources - JOUR 757/459i: History of Investigative Journalism - Research Guides at University of Maryland Libraries · lib.guides.umd.edu
- Primary Source Databases - HIST 3131 / ER&M 1691: Urban History in the United States, 1870s-Present - Yale University Library Research Guides at Yale University · guides.library.yale.edu
- Explore the collection · loc.gov
- Visit the collection · loc.gov
- Explore the archive · archive.org