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1. catalog.loc.gov › acsvoyager › voyagerLoginLC Catalog - Account Login - Library of Congress

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   Account Login. Forgot your password? Library of Congress registered readers (as well as LC staff and Congressional staff) may use this service to request materials for on-site use. See the Guide for Requesting Materials in the Library's Online Catalog for additional information.

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2. guides.loc.gov › e-booksIntroduction - Finding E-Books - Library of Congress

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   Jul 3, 2024 · Electronic books, or e-books, may be read on computers, mobile devices, and dedicated e-readers. This guide provides links to digital books at the Library of Congress and options for finding electronic books online, on the web and in other libraries.

3. www.loc.govHome | Library of Congress

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   The Library of Congress is the nation's oldest federal cultural institution, and it serves as the research arm of Congress. It is also the largest library in the world, with more than 162 million items. The collections include books, sound recordings, motion pictures, photographs, maps, and manuscripts.

4. www.loc.gov › main › collectionsDigital Collections | Collections - Library of Congress

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   The Main Reading Room works with partners across the Library to digitize General collections materials, helping all Library users gain access to unique collection items. We regularly digitize select items from its collections of high research value.

5. guides.loc.gov › e-books › e-resources-online-catalogE-Resources Online Catalog - Library of Congress

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   Jul 3, 2024 · Electronic books, or e-books, may be read on computers, mobile devices, and dedicated e-readers. This guide provides links to digital books at the Library of Congress and options for finding electronic books online, on the web and in other libraries.

6. guides.loc.gov › e-books › library-congressLibrary of Congress E-Books - Finding E-Books - Research ...

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   Jul 3, 2024 · Electronic books, or e-books, may be read on computers, mobile devices, and dedicated e-readers. This guide provides links to digital books at the Library of Congress and options for finding electronic books online, on the web and in other libraries.

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   Where can I find e-books from the Library of Congress?

   • The number of e-books from the Library of Congress grows every day, although the vast majority of the Library's books are still available only in print. Find Library of Congress e-books in the loc.gov digital collections and via the in the Library of Congress Online Catalog, which offers searching and browsing options.

   Research Guides: Finding E-Books: Library of Congress E-Books

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   What is find it at the Library of Congress?

   • Find It at the Library of Congress and Primo Central at the Library of Congress work with the EROC and the Library of Congress Online Catalog to help locate text materials in digital formats that are accessible to researchers at the Library of Congress.

   Research Guides: Finding E-Books: E-Resources Online Catalog

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   Does the Library of Congress offer e-book services?

   • The Library of Congress offers a separate e-book, Braille, and large-print service for residents of the United States or American citizens living abroad who are also blind or unable to use printed books. The National Library Service for Blind and Physically Handicapped is further described, with links, at the bottom of the list.

   Research Guides: Finding E-Books: Library of Congress E-Books

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   What is the national digital library program digitized books?

   • National Digital Library Program Selected Digitized Books This is a growing collection of selected books and other materials from the Library of Congress General Collections that can be made openly available. Most of the materials in this collection were published in the United States and are in English.

   Collections | Main Reading Room - Library of Congress

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   Does the Library of Congress have open access books?

   • Although the Library of Congress holds print copies of some open access books received through multiple routine acquisition streams, these openly licensed works can be made much more broadly accessible in their digital form.

   Research Guides: Finding E-Books: Library of Congress E-Books

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   Where can I find digitized items from the Library of Congress?

   • The Atlantic World: America and the Netherlands This online collection contains digitized items from the Library of Congress collection that was originally made available as The Atlantic World: America and the Netherlands/De Atlantische Wereld: Amerika en Nederland digital library project, as part of the Global Gateways initiative.

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8. readsopac.loc.govWebReads LogIn - Library of Congress

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   Log In. Reset Password. This computer system is the property and/or operated on behalf of the Library of Congress and may be accessed only by authorized users. Users may access and use the Library's computer system only for official business and in accordance with Library regulations.