Through its imprint IDC, Brill makes primary source materials available for research in the Humanities, International Law and Biology. More than six million pages have been scanned and can be accessed. Part of this material is organized in (thematic) collections. An overview of these collections is available by clicking on Collections in the left column. Many of these collections are part of a Series. An overview of these Series can be accessed also in the left column. Other parts are available at:
- The Early Modern Pamphlets Online, providing access to images of over 45,000 pamphlets in collections in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.
- Art Sales Catalogues Online, consisting of approx. 30,000 catalogues from the period 1600 – 1900, based on Lugt’s Repertoire.
- Human Rights Documents, a repository of documents collected by Human Rights Internet in Ottawa, providing full text access to approx 1,5 million pages.
- Full text searchable periodicals such as the North China Herald and Classical Mexican Cinema.
Other Online Resources of Brill are available at:
- http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com for online books and journals
- http://referenceworks.brillonline.com for online reference works
- http://bibliographies.brillonline.com for online bibliographies
SOURCE LIBRARIES
Titles in our primary-source collections are carefully selected with assistance from our academic advisory boards. Sourcing partners include The British Library, the Bodleian Library, Cambridge University Libraries, the Bibliotèque nationale de France, the Herzog August Bibliothek, the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze, the Russian State Historical Archive, the New York Public Library and Human Rights Internet.
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