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Across the UK, use of ProQuest’s flagship Early English Books Online (EEBO) and House of Commons Parliamentary Papers (HCPP) is steadily increasing, according to a new joint study conducted by the Oxford Internet Institute on behalf of ProQuest and Jisc.
Read more议会文件是十九世纪英国、殖民地和更广阔的世界最详细的主要来源。它们是政府在社会、政治、经济和外交政策的所有领域的工作文件。
阅读更多Hansard provides an edited record of parliamentary debates and questions, including written ministerial statements and answers to parliamentary questions as well as the transcripts of debates.
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