Day 128. Flying fish and salt horse: a seafaring tale
6th December 1859:
A Journal kept on board the ship…
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Trial e-Resource – Brill's Encyclopaedia of the Neo-Latin World Online
Our trial of Brill's Encyclopaedia of the Neo-Latin World Online has just begun, and will last until 2 January 2015.Edited by Philip Ford, Jan Bloemendal and Charles Fantazzi, the Encyclopaedia traces the enduring…
Borrowing books over winter vacation?
If you are going away over the winter vacation and plan to take Library books with you, please remember that all Library books can still be recalled. Check your University email regularly and be sure that, wherever you…
Library survey – prize draw winner and sneak preview of results!
Thank you to everyone who completed our recent survey and congratulations to our £250 Amazon voucher prize draw winner Zoe, first year Sustainable Development student. [box title=”” bg_color=”#E6E6E6″ align=”left”]Zoe…
Day 126. Flying fish and salt horse: a seafaring tale
2nd December 1859:
Sunday. The Carpenter, Sails, Poupard,…
Trial e-Resource – Westlaw Academic (UK and International)
We have a short trial of Westlaw Academic (UK and International), until 19 Dec 2014. Westlaw UK - provides access to large, searchable databases of case law, legislation, news, legal journals, commentary, current…
How the Library can support you during revision and exams
We understand that revision and exam time can be stressful. Here are some services and resources the Library provides for you. If you have any questions or if we can help with anything, please let us know. Email…
Day 113. Flying fish and salt horse: a seafaring tale
19th November 1859:
Sunday. The Capt went aboard the Augustus to…