The library recently purchased The Digital Loeb Classical Library. What is it? A complete, and digitized, library of the Loeb classical volumes from Harvard University Press. Over 500 translations of classical works, containing either the original Latin or Greek, alongside an … Continued
Great to see you this morning! As you recall, highly recommended for this project is Suetonius’s The Caesars for chapter-length treatment on your chosen Caesar. The library owns several translations in print and online. The print versions are at the library, in the Jacq Room (main … Continued
The American West The Ohrstrom Library is very happy to announce its purchase of the The American West. Created by Adam Matthew digital with content provided by the independent archives at The Newberry Library, this archive contains digital content related to … Continued
The library recently purchased the Liberty Magazine digital archive. What is this? Liberty Magazine ran from 1924-1950 and was a popular, weekly published, illustrated magazine. In the early 20th century U.S., illustrated magazines were widely read as a source of information, … Continued
Updates to your Atomic Bomb Conference research guide! New this year: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (digital archive) Truman Presidential Library – (atomic bomb papers collection) Tips for searching Bard and Warren (the 2 hardest-to-find folk) searching .gov sites & Google … Continued