Find eBooks You can find eBooks in two ways:
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If you can't find the books you need at the UW or through our Summit partner libraries (Summit material can be found in UW Libraries Search), use the following catalogs. Books not available at the UW can be requested through Interlibrary Loan.
Additional collections of eBooks can be found on eBook Collections guide. The following collections have strong history content:
Books on Indigenous peoples of Canada can be found in UW Libraries Search by using a variety of keywords and terms, however for a more comprehensive search you may want to also include designated Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) as search terms. Most U.S. libraries use this official terminology to describe the content of a book. You will usually need to use a variety of subject headings including broad terms such as Indians of North America and Indigenous peoples, as well as narrower terms such as the names of specific groups (e.g., Tlingit), places (e.g., Nunavut, Tobique Indian Reserve) and people (e.g., Ma-Nee Chacaby).
Some examples:
LCSH Terms | Examples |
Indians of North America |
indians of north america yukon indians of north american alberta history indians of north american education canada |
Indigenous peoples |
indigenous peoples ontario indigenous peoples canada ethnic identiy |
Indigenous youth | indigenous youth saskatchewan |
Indian women | indian women new brunswick |
Indian art | indian art canada |
Totem poles | totem poles haida |
Off reservation boarding schools | off reservation boarding schools british columbia |
Métis |
metis manitoba metis women newfoundland |
Inuit | inuit quebec |
Micmac Indians | micmac indians economic conditions |