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, create an account. If the book is being used in one of your courses, read it online so that it will be available to others in the class.
Very Important!
When you have finished your Internet Archive reading session, be absolutely sure to click the "Return Now" button, even if you plan to return to the book and read it again.
In many cases account holders have the option to borrow a title for 14 days, (even though the landing page shows the message "This book may be borrowed for 1 hour"). When you log in to the Internet Archive you will see that message change, offering a dropdown with the option to borrow for 14 days. If this option is available, it also allows you to download the book. To do this you will need Adobe Digital Editions on your device. The download will be temporary, but should allow you enough time to read the chapters you need. In either case remember: click the "Return now" button!
Medieval Women and the Sources of Medieval History by 
Women of the Medieval World:Essays in Honor of John Hines Mundy by 
