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vocabulary › iso639-2 › chv.html
ISO 639-2: Codes for the Representation of Names of Languages - Part 2: Alpha-3 Code for the Names of Languages Collection Membership(s) ISO639-2 Bibliographic Codes ISO639-2 Past Present Entries ISO639-2 Change Notes 2000-02-18: new Alternate Formats RDF/XML (MADS and SKOS) N-Triples (MADS and...
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vocabulary › languages › csb.html
Non-English forms of the name are contributed by National agencies. Instance Of Scheme Membership(s) Collection Membership(s) Change Notes 1970-01-01: new 2012-08-02: changed Added German AuthLabel. Alternate Formats
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authorities › subjects › sh00001050
found: Work cat.: 99087329: Finding out about : search engine technology from a cognitive perspective, 2000. found: Info Trac Jan. 4, 2000(213 hits on "'search engine' not web not internet") found: WWW, Jan. 18, 2000(terminology used in documents retrieved by AltaVista search: search engines...
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manuscripts › faq › 306274
Do you have the records of Congress, and the papers of every member of Congress? The Manuscript Division is the custodian of many, but not all, collections of personal papers of U.S. Congressmen, Congresswomen, and Senators. Each of these collections is represented by a catalog record in the...
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rare-books-special-collections › faq › 312584
The Library of Congress does not appraise books; comparisons over email are very difficult and can be inaccurate. You can consult some of the major online used-book sellers, and search for your book and you may, by comparison, get an idea of what your book is worth: There is a whole world...
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rare-books-special-collections › faq › 312593
Information about reproduction, credit lines, citations and photography Permissions If you already have an image published by the Library, or you can get it elsewhere, you will not need to notify us when using the image. You do not need permission from the Library of Congress to publish. The...
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rare-books-special-collections › faq › 312581
Can I see the Koran owned by Thomas Jefferson? Due to very heavy use and significant wear we have had to put a moratorium on serving Thomas Jefferson’s copy of the Koran. The decision was based solely in the interest of protecting these valuable items for generations to come. We understand that...
In short: Discover why you can't view Thomas Jefferson's Koran due to preservation concerns; explore its details from HathiTrust digital copy. (AI summary)
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rare-books-special-collections › faq › 312582
The LC has a Preservation Division, which has posted some introductory information about the care and handling of books and other material. This page may be particularly helpful: Care, Handling, and Storage of Books. We hope that this is...
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rare-books-special-collections › faq › 312583
Can you recommend a conservator to repair my damaged books? If you think that pieces in your collection need a conservator please see this information from the Library of Congress' Preservation Division. How do I find a conservator? We hope that this is helpful; If not, please feel free to submit...
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rare-books-special-collections › faq › 312592
A book was copyrighted; why isn't it in the Library of Congress online catalog? Generally speaking, the Copyright Office creates a public record for each work copyrighted. Federal copyright law specifies requirements for claimants to...
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