For info. junkies

[Laughingcat]

Ran across this link...1881 Cyclopedia this morning. Hours and hours of reading here, outdated of course, but definetely has a few diamonds in it.

At the bottom of the contents page there's an option to download the entire 'Cyclopedia' as a file.

Mark

[Gayle in KY]

That's an incredible site!!! Thanks for the link!

[CulturalInfidel]

Originally Posted by Laughingcat

Ran across this link...1881 Cyclopedia this morning. Hours and hours of reading here, outdated of course, but definetely has a few diamonds in it.

At the bottom of the contents page there's an option to download the entire 'Cyclopedia' as a file.

Mark

Thanks for the wonderful link! Was looking through it as I was dowloading the entire file.

I spend a great deal of time searching for and reading old manuscripts and journals. They are such a pleasure to read and I seem to find diamonds, as you put it, in every one of them.

Here is a link that I have spent entire nights going through during the past couple of months.

http://chla.library.cornell.edu/

The Core Historical Literature of Agriculture

Thanks, again.

[Cedar]

Don't know if it was posted yet but check out the "issue index" on this sight...it looks to be about 50yrs of magazine prints.



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