OneSearch is the main platform for looking up library materials. This link will help you decide if you should use OneSearch as opposed to other resources.
Go to the OneSearch text window in the middle of the Hunter Library page. Let's use the Boolean search example I gave in the Boolean tab:
"James Madison" AND (Sac OR Fox OR Winnebago) AND ("Lake Michigan" OR Wabash OR Canada)
If you type that into the search window you should see over 2,300 results. If you look at the right hand column you can see that there are all kinds of ways to narrow down your results by "Resource Type," "Topic/Subject," "Date," "Source/Collection", etc.
Go to where it says "Books" under "Resource Type" and pick this book
You will see information about the author (Prucha, Francis Paul), the publisher (University of Nebraska Press, a scholarly publisher) and the year of publication (1984). Go down to where it says Subjects and note that it says