The Internet Archive has recently launched a BETA version of new tool, "Internet Archive Scholar". This is a search engine of 250 million open access research articles, from rare 18th century field notes to conference presentations, or the latest preprint publications.
The non-profit organization, Internet Archive, is building a digital library of internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a physical library, they provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public. Their mission is to provide universal access to all knowledge.
Saybrook purchases eBooks and depending on the publisher and other factors, they may end up in one database or another and you may not know exactly which database they are in.
A preferred method for locating books is to use OneSearch but to start by limiting the search to Books and then typing in the keyword, title, or other identifying information. If you know the exact title of a book, put it in quotation marks to search the exact title.
If your search is unsuccessful, please contact us and we may be able to help locate it. Also, remember that you cannot request complete physical books or eBooks through Interlibrary Loan but you may request single chapters.
Here is an example of a book topic search in OneSearch:
Here is an example of a book title search in OneSearch using quotation marks: