We are running a trial of Overton through December 31st, for Library staff only. Overton provides access to policy documents, parliamentary transcripts, government guidance, think tank research and other white papers, and information on the citations used in those documents. To access Overton and to provide feedback please use the […]
It recently came to our attention that a collection of over 50 primary source databases purchased from British Online Archives back in 2016 had never been set up on the A-Z list. The following titles are now available: Bray Schools in Canada, America and the Bahamas, 1645-1900 British Army Lists […]
We now have access enabled for the Enhanced Electronic Grammars (EEG) database. This is not a new subscription; we have gratis access to this database as a result of purchasing several Multilingual Matters ebooks in 2021. EEG features the grammars of multiple languages from around the world.
We now have access to Amnesty International Archives from Adam Matthew Digital: The material within this collection is vital for studying the history of key political events, global social change, human rights violations and campaigns with themes including abolition of torture, state violence, political prisoners, minority rights, and more. Outside […]
For the last few years, UAL has participated in a “Custom Choice” program with ProQuest whereby we committed to a certain level of spending on many of their primary source databases, and in exchange were granted access to a much larger collection of resources. At this stage, 90% of the […]