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Additional readings can be found on the E-reserve page. Ask Professor Fogle for the password.
Many of the books linked here are in the Internet Archive.
To read books in the Internet Archive, you need to create an account. Once you log in, most items can be borrowed for 1 hour at a time, while some can be borrowed for 14 days. Click the "Borrow" button to start reading. When the time is up, you can renew the loan if no one else is trying to access that item.
Very Important!
When you have finished your Internet Archive reading session, be sure to click the "Return Now" button, even if you plan to read the book at another time. This will make it available for others in the class.
Medieval Women and the Sources of Medieval History by 
Women of the Medieval World:Essays in Honor of John Hines Mundy by 
