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Using
the World Wide Web. . .
Available via the WWW, there are freely available
search engines that allow you to access citations to and full-text of
primary source documents. Listed below are two that are recommended starting
places:
- Primary
Sources on the Web -- Site maintained by UC Berkeley's Library, which provides a selected
list of web sites containing primary source materials.
- Government Documents -- Emory University's library resource with helpful guides to finding
materials, statistics, and documents from government agencies and branches.
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When
You Use the Web...
Information on the "free web" can contain good information, but be sure to use criteria to carefully evaluate
what you find -- and compare the information with other research
resources available via the libraries at Emory University.
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Also, don't pay for an item UNLESS you're absolutely sure
that
- Emory's libraries don't own the item you need
AND
- You can't get the item from another library (try InterLibrary
Loan)! (NOTE: Llibraries tend to not loan out rare books or archival materials. You may,
however, request reprints or microfilm of primary sources via interlibrary
loan.)
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