Traditionally, in the pre-internet era, bibliographies were books or articles that provided lists, sometimes annotated sometimes not, of readings on particular topics within a subject or discipline. They might also be in narrative form, called bibliographic essays. Today some are online.
Biscotti, M.L. Six Centuries of Foxhunting, an Annotated Bibliography Main SK 285 .B57 2017
Christian Muslim Relations: a Bibliographical History Main BP 172 .C4196 2009 v. 6,8
Search this title in Books and Media. These volumes go chronologically by date. Volumes 1-4 cover the time period of the Crusades. The volumes contain a combination of secondary history writing on topics, but also dictionary type entries about particular texts along with bibliographical references to writings about them. These are long, dense books. The online versions take a long time to actually load up on your computer to see the full texts. So we have bought some of the volumes in paper. Volumes 6 and 8 cover 1500-1700.
Manors and Manorial Documents after 1500, a Guide for Local and Family Historians in England and Wales Main DA 300 .F67 2022
Guide to Sources for the History of Material Culture in Ireland 1500-2000 Main DA 910 .B37 2005
Research Methods Primary Sources
From Adam Matthew Digital, a company from whom we obtain a lot of our English online resources. Introduces key approaches to working with source materials and historical evidence. The Learning Tools part has sections on using primary sources, understanding and using various types of archives, guides to research (on visual materials, material culture, GIS, on working with databases and spreadsheets, on on studying individuals and marginal groups, on using oral histories, on landscape and place research, and on quantitative data). The Case Studies part offers case studies on different types of sources, topical themes such as food, and on data sets. The Practice Sources part includes over 300 historical items drawn from 50 archives around the world and allows you to put the lessons of the Learning Tools and Case Studies into practice.