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.
The age of Roosevelt. by 
Crash! : how the economic boom & bust of the 1920s worked by 
Dancing in the dark : a cultural history of the Great Depression by 
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Third American Revolution by 
The New Deal : a modern history by 
Prohibition gangsters : the rise and fall of a bad generation by 
Rainbow's End: The Crash of 1929 by 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.
America in the Sixties by 
Historical Dictionary of the 1950s by