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The following databases are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.
Search over 6,800 digitized historical periodicals from the American Antiquarian Society's collection. Our access includes Parts I-V, with coverage spanning from 1684 through 1922.
Full text access to thousands of eBooks and select journals published by Cambridge University Press. Coverage includes over 30 subjects across the Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences, Technology, and Medicine.
A leading magazine and website on U.S. foreign policy, international affairs, and other global issues. The Library's access includes the full archive of the print run of Foreign Affairs, as well as their web-exclusive articles, podcasts, and book reviews.
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Search citations for over 1.5 million secondary sources about the Middle Ages and Renaissance (400-1700).
The 2025 Open Collection is a collection of preserved materials from government organizations facing the removal of public information and data, including reports, blog posts, videos, and podcasts. The primary focus of this collection is the U.S. Government.
SAH Archipedia is an online architecture encyclopedia, containing histories, photographs, and maps for over 25,000 structures and places. Content is drawn from the book series Buildings of the United States, and is published by the Society of Architectural Historians and the University of Virginia Press.
Activate your free digital access to TheAtlantic.com and The Atlantic mobile apps. See our Access The Atlantic guide for all the details.
Search and view digitized records collected by the Assistant Chief of Naval Personnel related to the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service) branch of the U.S. Naval Reserve. Records included in the collection cover the activities of WAVES from 1942 through 1948, and on their subsequent activities and reunions through 1972.
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