This collection presents in nine subcollections covering topics such as the political and socio-economic issues behind Britain's 19th Century negotiations and conflicts, universal suffrage, colonialism and educational reform. It includes more than 25,000 brochures, including advertisements, information notes, cartoons, diagrams and maps, engravings, letters, petitions and portraits.

Artstor provides academics and students with a complete source of images across a wide range of subjects beyond the boundaries of the discipline. In nearly 300 collections of more than 2.5 million images (and growing day by day), materials such as Native American art from the Smithsonian treasures from the Louvre and panoramic, 360-degree views of Hagia Sophia can be viewed in one easy-to-use resource. Images are from a wide variety of locations, museums, photo archives, academics, including major museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the Louvre as well as specialized institutions such as the Oxford University Bodleian Library, the Harvard Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology and the Magnum Photography Agency and compiled from artists.

Global Plants has been prepared with the contributions of people working in this field and is a fundamental resource for teaching and research on botany, ecology and conservation studies. It includes more than two million objects, including high-resolution samples as well as reference works and primary sources such as correspondence, diaries, pictures and photographs.

The STOR Lives of Literature collection brings together academic journals that examine in-depth writers and texts associated with major literary movements. This resource supports advanced literary work and interdisciplinary research on writers and texts critical to the literary curriculum. By focusing on journals that take an author or a text as a starting point, the collection supports the need for scientific resources for a comprehensive study and courses on authors that are individually addressed in the curriculum at many institutions. It will contain approximately 100 periodicals. Important topics:• Medieval Writers & Texts• Innovative Writers• Victorian, Edwardian Writers & Gothic Writers

Rosetta Stone Library Solution database it is the most popular language training set in the world that includes 30 languages that your researchers, students and institution staff can use whether beginner or intermediate level users can benefit from. It is the world's number one, used by more than 22,000 schools of all educational levels more than 8,000 private companies (such as Vodafone, Siemens, EasyJet, Tripadvisor, TDK, Hitachi) and more than 9,000 national / international non-profit organizations is an online language education and training set. It is the language learning tool with the highest score in this field with a score of 4.7 out of 5 stars, according to over 1,000 reviews. As intercultural interaction increases so does the interest and need for language learning. This innovative language solution also meets this need. Rosetta Stone's success is based on the ‘patented and award winning’ is dynamic immersion method. It has been used by more than 22,000 schools for over 20 years. The 30 languages it includes are as follows: 1. Afghan; 2. German; 3. Arabic; 4. Chinese; 5. Dari Persian; 6. Indonesian; 7. Persian; 8. Philippine; 9. Dutch; 10. French; 11. Hindu; 12. Hebrew; 13. English (American); 14. English (British); 15. Irish; 16. Spanish (Latin America); 17. Spanish (Spain); 18. Swedish; 19. Italian; 20. Japanese; 21. Korean; 22. Latin; 23. Polish; 24. Portuguese (Brazil); 25. Russian; 26. Savahilice; 27. Turkish; 28. Urdu; 29. Vietnamese; 30. Greek is to the 30 languages it includes are as follows: 1. Afghan 2. German 3. Arabic4. Chinese 5. Dari Persian 6. Indonesian 7. Persian 8. Philippine 9. Dutch 10. French 11. Hindi 12. Hebrew 13. English (American) 14. English (British) 15. Irish 16. Spanish (Latin America) 17. Spanish (Spain) 18. Swedish 19. Italian 20. Japanese 21. Korean 22. Latin 23. Polish 24. Portuguese (Brazil) 25. Russian 26. Savahilice 27. Turkish 28. Urdu 29. Vietnamese 30. Greek The 30 languages it includes.

The JSTOR Security Studies collection brings together academic and political research on international and national security issues and foreign policy issues, covering world-wide perspectives. This interdisciplinary resource was created in collaboration with librarians, academics and policy researchers and under the guidance of a consulting group of academics and professionals. It covers many topics including: • Terrorism & Political Violence • Peace & Conflict Studies • Foreign policy • Cyber security • Human safety • International law • Military studies • Intelligence & Espionage The collection includes 75 periodicals and nearly 20,000 reports and political documents from more than 100 institutions and is based on the rich content in the field of political science and international relations that is currently on JSTOR.

This collection documents independence movements in six South African countries that address issues such as colonial rule, distribution of exiles and international intervention. It includes more than 20,000 documents, including oral histories, speeches, nationalist publications, fully digitized books and brochures.

This collection brings together visual, contextual and spatial documents of African heritage sites and rock art sites. It includes more than 50,000 documents, including photographs, 3D models, GIS datasets, site plans, satellite photographs, excavation reports, trip diaries and other academic materials.