Who doesn’t like something new? These four wee beauties are online portals to authoritative information about a huge range of subjects. They were on trial and were popular enough to be made permanent residents of our collection. So from now on, you can access:
The Economist Historical Archive, 1843-2012 - The Economist has been highly regarded for providing independent global, economic and political analysis since its first publication in 1843. More content will continue to be added;
Listener Historical Archive, 1929-1991 - The Listener was a weekly magazine established by the BBC to reproduce and expand on the content of its broadcast and television talks. It is regarded as the premier cultural studies magazine of the mid-20th century;
- (TLS) is the world’s leading newspaper for cultural studies. It offers comprehensive coverage of the most important publications as well as reviewing theatre, cinema, music and exhibitions;
The Times Literary Supplement Historical Archive, 1902-201019th Century UK Periodicals - a collection of often rare online British magazines, journals and specialty newspapers that aim to provide an in-depth view of life in the Victorian age.
All of these eResources are accessible from home or in libraries and can be searched individually or as part of the wider content included in Gale NewsVault.
So if you are looking for a answer to a query or feel like reading something informative and interesting then these newbies are a great place to start.
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