Reference Databases New to the Scene

by LJ Reviews
Nov 29, 2022 | Filed in Reviews+

More than 70 new and forthcoming databases and online products to consider adding to collections.

This PDF of the new database listings from the 2023 Reference Supplement contains 70+ new and forthcoming databases and online products to consider adding to collections.

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