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Primary and selected secondary sources for research in African American Studies at Princeton University.
Last update: Nov 21st, 2009 URL: http://libguides.princeton.edu/aas  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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Primary Sources

There are a number of important primary source collections available for the study of African American history, life, and culture.  The majority of these primary resources are microfilm sets, which are housed in the Library’s Microform Services on C-floor.  Printed user guides to microfilm sets are also shelved in Microform Services with call numbers beginning with FilmB, and where available, links are provided to digital user guides.   Please consult a librarian for assistance in using any of these resources.  

 

 

 
 
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