Provides citations to books and articles (from over 4,400 periodicals) published on modern languages, literatures, folklore, and linguistics. Coverage is international in scope.

Full text (scanned images) of over 100,000 historically significant titles listed in Pollard & Redgrave’s Short-Title Catalogue, Wing’s Short-Title Catalogue, Thomason Tracts, and English Books Tract Supplement. Works by Shakespeare, Bacon, Chaucer, Galileo, Newton are included, as are acts of the English Parliament, pamphlets and sermons from the Church of England, auction catalogs and more. Advanced navigational features allow you to zoom, re-center, and download page images (TIFF).

Full text information presenting multiple sides of current issues. POV Reference Center draws upon leading magazines, newspapers, media transcripts, primary source documents and reference books to help students develop persuasive arguments and critical thinking skills. Includes access to the Video Encyclopedia of the 20th Century for researching important social, political, and cultural moments of the 20th century.

(Full Text) JSTOR's Arts & Sciences Collections (I thru IV; Complement), plus the Health & General Sciences Collection, contain digitized back issues of over 500 scholarly journals in various humanities, social science, and general science disciplines. Coverage generally starts with the very first volume of a publication and includes issues as recent as 3-5 years ago.

Full text of more than 20,000 of the most significant British pamphlets from the 19th century are grouped into seven collections from UK research libraries. Individual collections can be browsed or searched.

Full text (back to 1995) and indexing/abstracts (back to 1907) covering humanities topics (e.g., classical studies, literature, performing arts, philosophy, religion), as well as applied & theoretical aspects of various social sciences (social work, public administration, sociology, etc.). Over 1200 periodicals are represented.

Provides the complete contents of the most recent edition (2nd) Oxford English Dictionary (1989), plus supplements published in the "Additions Series."