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Argosy Tampa Library Catalog

The Argosy Tampa Library Catalog lets you know what materials are owned by the Tampa Library. Books, journals, videos, and tests are included in the holdings.

Ai Library Catalog

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WEBLUIS

University of South Florida

LINCC

Hillsborough Community College and the Florida community college system

THOR

Tampa-Hillsborough Public Library System
Students that live within the State of Florida, especially those within the Tampa Bay area, are encouraged to get a public library card. Florida public library cards allow access to the new Florida Electronic Library. In addition, participating member libraries of the Tampa Bay Library Consortium allow borrowing privileges at all member libraries.

Electronic Books

Alex catalogue of electronic texts

Electronic text files of Literaure(American and British) and of Western Philosophy.

Columbia University: Bartleby Library

Electronic Books

University of Pennsylvania's Index of 11,000+ titles.

National Academy Press Reading Room

Provided by the National Academy Press (NAP), the publishing arm of the National Academy of Science, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council (reviewed in the November 12, 1997 Scout Report for Science & Engineering), this outstanding resource will quickly become a favorite of scientists and researchers in a variety of fields. While there are numerous sites offering excerpts of new books and just as many containing the full text of out-of-copyright works, this site is unique in that it provides the full text of over 1000 recent, new, and even prepublication books from the NAP. The books are offered in several versions, including HTML, image format, and .pdf. Users may browse titles by subject or conduct a keyword search. Subjects include: Biology, Computer Sciences, Education, Mathematical Sciences and Statistics, Science and Ethics, and many others. Users can check the New Online page for the latest published and prepublication books added to the site or sign up for a free email notification service. [From the Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-1999. http://scout.cs.wisc.edu/]

Oxford Text Archive

The Oxford Text Archive was founded in 1976, and is one of the oldest and best-known electronic text centres in the world. Based within the Humanities Computing Unit of Oxford University Computing Services , the OTA works closely with members of the Arts and Humanities academic community to collect, catalogue, and preserve high-quality electronic texts for research and teaching. The OTA currently distributes more than 2500 resources in over 25 different languages, and is actively working to extend its catalogue of holdings.

Project Gutenberg

Since 1971, Project Gutenberg has sought to put paper editions in the public domain into electronic format. Michael Hart of (Univ. of Illinois) originated the site. Volunteers submit books that they have converted into electronic format. So far, nearly 10,000 titles have been put into "plain vanilla ASCII format", holdings equivalent to a modest piece of a small public library.[Courtesy Choice]

Last updated: April 2009