?Henige has provided researchers with a unique and useful bibliography of almost 900 abstracts, serial bibliographies, and bibliographic surveys published in journals.... History is defined in the broadest sense to include many mainly literary, economic, and social science publications. Entries are numbered and arranged alphabetically by main entry of the title or corporate body. The annotations describe the bibliography's scope, size, and periodicity along with some evaluation of its quality. Cross-references are provided to other related entries. ISBN or ISSN or OCLC numbers are supplied to assist in locating these publicatons. This bibliography contains such an impressive range of items that others besides historians will find it well worth consulting. It should definitely be added to bibliographies of the many courses in historical research now being taught in this country.?-Choice