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"It's a little like waking
up in the British Library after closing time. The rare books of the British
Library, Harvard, the Folger, the Huntington, and many others are suddenly
accessible in their original appearance." John P. Schmitt, Regis University,
The Charleston Advisor, April 2003.
See the full review here. |
In November 2004 a newly expanded and revised Early English Books Online will provide:
• over 500,000 pages of new content, including the complete Thomason Tract collection. Find out more about the Thomason Tracts.
• interface changes providing improved browsability, navigation, and searching, in particular for accessing titles and issues for 400 rare 17th century periodicals • for members of the Text Creation Partnership, searchable SGML-encoded full text for over 7,200 titles Please view the demos to see what you can expect from EEBO.
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Did you know?
•Millions of page images are viewed by EEBO users annually. • Thousands of these rare, difficult to access works are downloaded in pdf format each year. |
