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ProQuest - Black Newspapers
Black newspapers have been documenting the lives, concerns, and viewpoints of their readers since the 1800s. This day-by-day, event-by-event record of the African-American experience is brought together in a unique microfilm collection.
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ProQuest - African American Press Collection, The
The title list for this collection was developed by an Advisory Board composed of key scholars. The collection includes 25 titles, the oldest of which are Radical Abolitionist (1855 – 1858) and Principia (1859 – 1864).
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ProQuest - Alternative Press, 1986+
In the past 25 years, the causes and lifestyles espoused in underground newspapers have evolved beyond the paradigms of liberal and conservative, and the newspapers have matured from throw-aways to respected publications of divergent viewpoints.
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ProQuest - American Culture Series II (ACSII), 1493-1875
American Culture Series, 1493-1875, A Cumulative Guide to the Microfilm Collection, edited by Ophelia Lo, provides access by author, title, subject, and reel order. Free with collection. The Weimer Bibliography cites ~6,500 works...
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ProQuest - American Periodicals Series (APS I, II, and III), 1741-1900
Format: Each reel begins with a contents page. American Periodicals, 1741-1900, An index to the Microfilms Collections, edited by Jean Hoornstra and Trudy Heath, provides access by title, subject, editor and reel number. Title list free with collection.
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ProQuest - American Popular Culture, 1897-1949
Format: A free reel guide including descriptive annotations of the periodicals lists, inclusive dates of publication, and the reel numbers on which dates appear. Each reel begins with a contents page.
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ProQuest - Among the Clouds, 1877-1917
Mount Washington's Indian name was Agiocochook, which aptly means "home of the Great Spirit." In the early and middle 1800s this rustic White Mountain region of New Hampshire was often visited by famous writers such as Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Henry David Thoreau.
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ProQuest - Arab Newspapers
Arab Newspapers republishes on microfilm the text of newspapers in Arabic published since the 1950s providing researchers with an invaluable new resource for the study of the Middle East.
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ProQuest - Art Press, The
Reproduced on microfiche - an exhibition held at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, in 1976 recording the history and development of the art periodical through a montage of text and illustration on 51 screens.
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ProQuest - BBC Radio: Author and Title Catalogues of Transmitted Drama, Poetry and Features, 1929 -
With the publication on microfiche of the BBC's Play Library catalogue cards, the extensive scope of radio drama and features becomes apparent. The two separate catalogues - author and title - make possible a systematic study of radio broadcasting during its most influential years.
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ProQuest - Art Periodicals on Microform
A wide-ranging collection of European and Japanese art periodicals from the late 19th century to the 1970s including a particularly long run of Kokka (Tokyo, 1889- 1977) and L'Arte (Rome, 1898-1971).
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ProQuest - BBC Television: Author and Title Catalogues of Transmitted Drama andFeatures, 1936-1975
The author catalog gives the titles of plays or serial episodes along with transmission and telerecording dates and extensive cross- referencing of adaptors and translators.
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ProQuest - BBC Home Service: Nine O'Clock News
The BBC 's Nine O 'Clock News bulletin was one of the great institutions of the Second World War, providing a huge audience with accurate and comprehensive reporting of each day's events and developments.
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ProQuest - BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, The
In the summer of 1939, with a world war on the horizon and many of the normal communication channels about to disappear, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) began monitoring radio broadcasts in other countries. They began with five countries.
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ProQuest - Beecher (John) The Papers, 1899-1972
Beecher's contributions as a radical and reformer encompassed more than his compassion as a poet or his power as a journalist. He was a man of actions as well as words, and he put his beliefs into practice helping those underprivileged by generations of neglect and deprivation.
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