Yes, we made it happen.
From abolition to algebra, CU Library's unique holdings are available to readers online
From abolition to algebra, CU Library's unique holdings are available to readers online
By Daniel Aloi
A selection of rare and out-of-print historical materials at Cornell
University Library is only a click away for readers using a new
print-on-demand service.
The library partnered with BookSurge, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, in
June 2006 to make available some of its unique non-copyrighted holdings
-- collections ranging from historical mathematics and agriculture
texts to anti-slavery pamphlets.
 Provided/Cornell University Library |
| Print-on-demand titles available from Cornell University Library's exclusive collections include selections from the Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery archive. |
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