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Contains reference works plus Elsevier ebooks covering biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, computer science, environmental science, mathematics and psychology. User Guide

Access over 230 ebook titles in humanities, social sciences and engineering.

Provides facts, figures, definitions, and translations from 175+ Oxford reference titles and cross-searchable with titles from Oxford digital Reference Shelf with encylopedias inlcuding, evolution, literature, ancient Egypt, history, linguistics and theatre.

Gale Virtual Reference Library is a database of encyclopedias and specialised reference sources for multidisciplinary research.

SAGE eReference is a database of multidisciplinary encyclopedias.

Provides critical information for clinical decision making.

Harrison’s Online The complete contents of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 16th Edition.

Lange Educational Library Access texts in pharmacology, microbiology, physiology, epidemiology and pathology. Includes a self-review tool and clinical case files.

The Australian Medicines Handbook provides up-to-date formulary covering most of the drugs marketed in Australia. (Updated in January and July of each year).

Contains the Flexibook atlases and textbooks series, which includes pocket guides and colour atlases in anatomy, biochemistry, genetics, immunology, neuroscience and other medical and health-related topics.

Clinical nursing resources including drug information, patient education, reference, current news, clinical practice, evidence-based content and care planning tools.

Books@OVID or the Lippincott's Clinical Choice Collection covers general medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, cardiology and endocrinology.

Psychiatry online includes journals published by the American Psychiatric Association, the newsletter Psychiatric News, DSM-IV-TR, DSM-IV-TR® Handbook of Differential Diagnosis, DSM-IV-TR® Casebook and its Treatment Companion.

85 full-text books on digital library development, collection development, the history of libraries and librarianship, plus illustrated guides from the Library of Congress.

Four titles; Struggle Country, Jackson's Track Revisited, Fault Lines Exposed and Melbourne 2030.

This year's State of the Regions 2006-07 report discusses the land boom of 1996-2005.

Knovel Critical Tables - Handbook of mathematical functions with formulas, graphs, and mathematical tables - Periodic Table of the Elements - Essential practices for managing chemical reactivity hazards - Dialogues concerning two new sciences - Knovel Sample Book - Knovel Units Converter.

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The University of Geneva's e-text archive of French and Swiss-authored works.

Contains works in Latin, Greek, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian and Yiddish languages.

A large, miscellaneous archive of free e-books. Includes classic literature and some Australian history.

Free books online from the University of Adelaide.

A page providing links to free e-book sites.

eScholarships Editions at the University of California provide public access to hundreds of academic titles.

An online library of digitised books held at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. Mainly French works from the nineteenth century.

this page provides links to a range of open-access text archives. Includes a large number of audio-visual resources.

Includes an index of online books, directories and archives of online texts. Highlights special collections, such as a Celebration of Women Writers, Banned Books Online and Prize Winning Books Online.

Carnegie-Mellon's Million Book Project is a collaborative effort by over twenty institutions world-wide. Books are scanned and then indexed using OCR.

Project Gutenberg's collection consists of more than 17,000 e-books, which are mostly older literary works out of copyright in the United States.

Includes works by Australian writers and works about Australia.

Download reports from the RAND corporation covering issues of national security, education, health, law, and science.

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Search over 3,000 titles from the National Academy of Sciences (US).

The Oxford University Press Reading Room offers sample chapters and extracts from a range of its new publications.

Contains a selection of free chapters from new Princeton University Press publications.

Scholarly titles from the University of Illinois Press, mainly covering US history.

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	The University of Geneva's e-text archive of French and Swiss-authored works.
	Contains works in Latin, Greek, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian and Yiddish languages.
	A large, miscellaneous archive of free e-books. Includes classic literature and some Australian history.
	Free books online from the University of Adelaide.
	A page providing links to free e-book sites.
	eScholarships Editions at the University of California provide public access to hundreds of academic titles.
	An online library of digitised books held at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. Mainly French works from the nineteenth century.
	this page provides links to a range of open-access text archives. Includes a large number of audio-visual resources.
	Includes an index of online books, directories and archives of online texts. Highlights special collections, such as a Celebration of Women Writers, Banned Books Online and Prize Winning Books Online.
	Carnegie-Mellon's Million Book Project is a collaborative effort by over twenty institutions world-wide. Books are scanned and then indexed using OCR.
	Project Gutenberg's collection consists of more than 17,000 e-books, which are mostly older literary works out of copyright in the United States.
	Includes works by Australian writers and works about Australia.
	Download reports from the RAND corporation covering issues of national security, education, health, law, and science.
	Access to free e-books.

	Search over 3,000 titles from the National Academy of Sciences (US).
	The Oxford University Press Reading Room offers sample chapters and extracts from a range of its new publications.
	Contains a selection of free chapters from new Princeton University Press publications.
	Scholarly titles from the University of Illinois Press, mainly covering US history.