Author Archives: Diarmuid Kennedy

The following resources are available on a trial basis until 28/02/2013.  Access is from PCs on the QUB network only. Nietzsche Online URL:   www.degruyter.com/db/nietzsche Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception (EBR) Online URL:   www.degruyter.com/db/ebr Please email me (d.g.kennedy@qub.ac.uk) with … Continue reading →

QUB staff and students have access for the next 30 days to Edina Historic Digimap.  Please contact Diarmuid Kennedy (d.g.kennedy@qub.ac.uk) for access details.

Staff and students have trial access to The Collected Letters of W. B. Yeats. Electronic edition until 14/107/2012.  You can access it (on-campus only) from the following URL: http://trial.nlx.com The InteLex electronic edition of The Collected Letters of W. B. … Continue reading →

The library’s new subscription to 19th Century UK Periodicals Series 2: Empire is now active.  QUB staff and students can access it by via our existing link to Series 1 (you can then either cross search both or select an … Continue reading →

Access to ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008) with Index (1851-1993) is available on a trial basis until 20th June 2012.  Click here or the title above to access. Please email any comments or suggestions to Diarmuid Kennedy … Continue reading →

Trial access to Early European Books is available until 17th June 2012, please click here for access. Early European Books provides scholars with new ways of accessing and exploring the printed record of early modern Europe, drawing together a diverse array … Continue reading →

Trial access is available until 1st June 2012 to Medieval and Early Modern Sources Online (MEMSO).  MEMSO contains searchable editions of British and Irish (including foreign and colonial papers), printed editions of manuscript source material for the period c. 1000 … Continue reading →

QUB staff and students have trial access to Documents on British Policy Overseas until 31st May 2012.  This resource “offers researchers the opportunity to see beneath the surface of the major events of the twentieth century. Users can access contemporary … Continue reading →

From now until 22nd May 2012 we have access to the Gale’s Nineteenth Century Collections Online (NCCO).  NCCO brings together rare primary source materials – monographs, newspapers, pamphlets, manuscripts, ephemera, maps, photographs and more – from the “long” nineteenth century … Continue reading →