The M.T.C. netLibrary collection has over 7,000 titles, ranging from business to literary criticism.

This work provides a comprehensive overview of the African American in the United States from the earliest days in America to the present. This e-reference includes such topics as the Civil War, art, religion, music and family life. This electronic source provides a general index and live links to documents from the Primary Source Documents Index.

This catalogue contains items from American literature, English literature, and Western philosophy. One of the unique features of the catalogue is that located e-books can be searched by content. (Site maintained by Eric Lease Morgan and Infomotion, Inc.)

This e-reference lists many countries and includes such information as location, demography, history, architecture, food customs, political and social life as well as many other topics. It includes a number of images as well.

E-BOOKS is another site that lists links to sources containing many full-text literary works. (Site maintained by the University of Texas at Austin General Libraries)

This site lists links to selected web pages containing full-text literary works. These works include poetry, prose (fiction and non-fiction), and plays. (Site maintained by Indiana University - Purdue University Indiana University Library)

Most of the e-books in Project Gutenberg are in the public domain, which means that most of the e-books are taken from books published before 1923. The site contains world classics from the start of the 20th century and previous centuries. (Site maintained by Project Gutenberg and PROMO.NET)

This site contains the complete works of Shakespeare as well as criticism and other important information about the Bard. Also, there are links to various Shakespeare discussion groups. (Site maintained by the Internet Public Library)

As the title indicates, this e-book is international in scope. It covers a 200 year apan of labor history and contains articles on such topics as labor unions, strikes, movement and acts.

In addition to full-text e-books, this site contains certain significant runs of serials. There are more than 14,000 e-books covering many difference subjects. (Site maintained by John Mark Ockerbloom at the University of Pennsylvania)