Microtext Unit

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The following information describes Microtext at Sterling C. Evans Library, Texas A&M University.

What is Used Most?

The most-used Microtext materials are Journals, Newspapers, Newspaper Indexes, and the ERIC education collection.

Access

Journals
Search NOTIS for journal titles
Search for articles using the Wilson database through NOTIS, Internet-accessible journal databases, or databases on the computer network at the library.
Newspapers
Search NOTIS with title of Newspaper.
Search for articles in the Houston Chronicle database (library network) and the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, L. A. Times, Christian Science Monitor, and the Washington Post in the National Newspaper Index database (library network).
Newspaper Indexes - Houston Post, Houston Chronicle, Chicago Tribune, and the London Times.
ERIC

Microtext Research Collections

Major book collections

Year All Fiction Drama Culture Economics Science
-1640 Early English Books I, 1475-1640
FILM B 3608 (over 2,000 reels, 896 NOTIS records)
  Three Centuries of Drama, 1500-1800
PRINT 3 (3,683 NOTIS records)
American Culture Series I and II, 1493-1875
FILM B 1512 (about 640 reels, 5,510 NOTIS records)
Goldsmiths' - Kress Library, 15th century-1850
FILM B 101 (over 4,000 reels, 57,393 NOTIS records)
Landmarks of Science (Monographs) I and II and Scientific Journals
PRINT 30 (I), 31 (II), and 32 (Journals) and FICHE C 9399 (II) (10,340 NOTIS records)
-1700 Early English Books II, 1641-1700
FILM B 3609 (over 2,000 reels, 40,958 NOTIS records)
 
-1800 Eighteenth Century Collection, 1700-1799 (additional information)
FILM B 3590 (over 8,500 reels, no NOTIS records)
Wright American Fiction, 1774-1910
FILM B 1551 (about 1400 reels, 10,316 NOTIS records)
-1900   English and American Drama, 1801-1900
PRINT 4 and FICHE S 829 (English) and FICHE S 830 (American) (10,935 NOTIS records)

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Last revised 7-31-97 by JPF