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| 1. I am outside the US. Why can't I see the full text of this title?
The book has been deemed out of copyright in the US, but not necessarily in other countries. As a result Google has restricted access to inside the US. The limitation has been put in place by Google and not by Harvard.
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| 2. Why isn't my title available in Google Books?
Harvard digitized only titles that are out of copyright. If a volume was determined to be out of copyright, then it was also evaluated to meet other guidelines, such as passing an evaluation of physical condition. As a result, some out-of-copyright items may not have been included.
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| 3. Where are the links to the other volumes for this title?
Links are available only for volumes that are available electronically. Some volumes may not be available electronically, so check HOLLIS for other copies or ask a librarian for assistance.
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| 4. Where are the links to the more recent issues of a journal?
The Harvard University Library and Google collaborated on a project to digitize a large number of Harvard's library books that are out of copyright and to make them available via the Internet . For more recent issues of a journal, check HOLLIS or ask a librarian for assistance.
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| 5. Does Harvard have any of the volumes that are not on this list?
Harvard has many volumes and titles that are not available electronically. If a volume does not appear, please check HOLLIS for other copies or ask a librarian for assistance.
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| 6. Are these the only volumes that will be available in electronic form?
Harvard is constantly adding to its collection of electronic resources. Additional links may be created in the future, but some volumes may never be available electronically so check HOLLIS for other copies or ask a librarian for assistance.
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| 7. Why do these links go to Google Book Search?
The Harvard University Library and Google collaborated on a project to digitize a large number of Harvard's library books that are out of copyright and make them available via the Internet.
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| 8. How can I bookmark links to a volume?
To bookmark a specific volume, use the link next to the Full Text button. To bookmark a title that has multiple volumes, use the link in HOLLIS that begins with http://nrs.harvard.edu. These are persistent URLs that Harvard will support indefinitely.
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| 9. How can I report a problem with a link?
Please report it to Harvard University Library. |
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| 10. How can I report a problem with individual book page images (pages out of order, upside down, not legible, etc.)?
Please report it directly to the Google Book Search team at books-support@google.com.
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