Use CBBcat - to find readily available e-books
To look for E-Books, change Entire CBB Collection to E-Books.
CBB subjects, examples:
Military art and science -- China -- History
China -- History -- 221 B.C.-960 A.D
China -- Foreign relations -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800
For Citations and Bibliographies
The online Chicago Manual of Style is here
Look for Ch. 14, on Notes and Bibliographies.
The section for Sources Consulted Online advises supplementing the usual bibliographic information with either a URL, a DOI, or the name of the library database where you found the article.
The section on Basic Format gives examples.
Continue scrolling down the table of contents to find more details on constructing Notes and Bibliographies, as well as the format for entries on Books, Periodical articles, and many other types of sources.
For More Citation Styles and Bibliographic Management Software
See this guide page
For Ways to Manage the Process of Researching and Reading
See this guide page
And remember you can always contact me: kjgillum@colby.edu
Canton Factories, ca. 1850 -- en.wikipedia
Construct your research strategically.
Librarian for East Asian Studies: Karen Gillum, kjgillum@colby.edu
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For a focus specifically on Asia:
Look for more useful databases in the Subject list for East Asian Studies
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Online sources