Web Resources: Ebooks on the web

Reference e-books and classics.

Psychology e-books. From York University.

Rare books and manuscripts. From the University of Pennsylvania.

Scholarly articles, books, and reports.

Search millions of books and preview content. Many older works are full-text; most current books allow you to see excerpts but not the full-text.

Scholarly e-books on all topics. Full-text access is only available for some. Others can be searched.

Digitized historical e-books - classics and primary source documents. From Cornell University Library.

Digitized classics and primary source documents. Particularly useful for:
* poetry
* history of the Great Lakes region
* US presidential public papers
From the University of Michigan.

E-books in fiction, children's literature, academic texts and historical documents.

Medieval, Renaissance and Early Modern poetry, drama and religious writings.

Government reports and e-books on topics including the environment, energy, transportation, health and medicine, education, etc.

E-books in biomedicine. From the National Institute of Health (NIH.)

Digitized primary source documents in New York state history. From Cornell University.

E-book classics and primary source documents. From the University of Pennsylvania Library.

E-book classics from the medieval and renaissance periods. From Tufts University.

The biggest collection of public domain e-books on the web. Many classics and primary sources.

Search both UN documents and publications, and commercial documents and publications on topics of interest to the UN. Includes UN speeches and voting records.

Academic e-books.
Formerly known as eScholarship Editions.

E-books on agriculture, development, environment, food, etc. From the United Nations.

Digitized classics and primary source documents.

E-books and other documents in history, literature, philosophy, religion, etc. From the University of Virginia Library.
Formerly known as the Virginia Electronic Text Center.

Digitized primary source documents. From Cornell University.

Digitized primary source documents from countries and cultures around the world. From the Library of Congress.

19th century American fiction e-books. From Indiana University.