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Featured Resource: ACLS Humanities Ebook (HEB)

06/21/2022

Deborah Babb

Arts, History, Religion, Social Sciences

Our featured library resource for June is ACLS Humanities Ebook, also known as ACLS HEB, which offers a curated collection of 5800 ebooks selected by scholars for scholars. Find ebooks useful for your research or general interest in the areas of history, social sciences, religion, art & architecture, and more.

Features:

Read ACLS HEB ebooks in your browser or download individual chapters for later reading
Many titles include links to reviews of the book from academic journals
Contains unique, out of print titles
Available on or off campus to current CBU students, faculty, and staff

Here are just a few recent ebooks from ACLS HEB:

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Featured Resource: ACLS Humanities Ebook (HEB)

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