If you’re a history blogger or Youtuber, you’ll know that locating professional historical research is a difficult and time consuming task. Finding reliable, up to date scholarly sources on a given historical topic is a serious challenge. I’ve collected a list of freely available primary and secondary sources for this.
It’s no wonder that many history Youtube videos are only 10-15 minutes long, present superficial pop-history treatments of their subject, and don’t list their sources. This is how you end up being roasted by commenters on your own videos, or featured on r/badhistory as an object of ridicule.
![this is not professional historical research](https://veritas-et-caritas.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Wikipedia-Emblem-1-1024x576.png)
![you'll find serious professional historical research here](https://veritas-et-caritas.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/badhistory-1024x228.png)
If you want to do proper research using reliable academic sources, you can save yourself a lot of time and effort by consulting the bibliographies of scholarly literature I have curated here.
If you need help with research for your videos or blog posts, contact me directly. I’ve previously worked as a university research assistant, and I have an excellent reputation at r/badhistory, as shown by this image.
![I'm a well respected regular contributor to r/badhistory](https://veritas-et-caritas.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/bad-history-performance-828x1024.png)