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Parkes Library, Special Collections, Hartley Library: E-Books

The Parkes Library was established by James Parkes, a tireless campaigner against anti-Semitism, and is a major resource for the study of Jewish/non-Jewish relations across the ages.

Finding E-Books

E-Books available through the Library's subscriptions (access limited to members of the University) are included in Library Search. 

You can also find E-Books by directly searching individual collections. For more information see the E-Books LibGuide.

For off-campus access you will need to use the University's VPN service called GlobalProtect. For advice on this see How do I set up VPN on my device?

Reference E-Book Collections (Subscription Services)

Jewish Studies E-Book Collections (Free Access)

The following sites provide free access to digitised books:

  • ETANA - core texts in Ancient and Near East Studies
  • Judaism  (Internet Sacred Texts Archive)

General E-Book Collections (Free Access)

  • Europeana - cultural heritage from European museums, galleries, libraries and archives
  • Gallica Digital Library of the Bibliotheque nationale de France 

General E-Book Collections (Subscription Services)