Early European Books (EEB)

Early European Books (EEB) is aiming to provide access to all works printed in Europe from the early modern period, before 1701. It is a continually growing series of collections, drawn from the Danish Royal Library, the National Central Library in Florence, the National Library of France, the National Library of the Netherlands, and the Wellcome Library in London.

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Early European Books resides on the ProQuest Platform. For more information, see the ProQuest Platform LibGuide.

• for Students, Post graduate, Faculty and Scholars.

• For Post graduate, Faculty and Scholars

• Short introduction to Early Modern Books, its components: Early English Books Online and Early European Books and a sample of an integrated study between the two.

Download 68 brand new Case studies by the St Andrews University (2021 - 148 pages):

• Resources shared between EEB and EEBO: USTC Classification and Document Features definitions.