TCP EEBO, EECO and Evans texts

TCP EEBO, EECO and Evans texts

<p>From the 1 January 2015 the first phase of EEBO-TCP (Early English Books Online - Text Creation Partnership) transcribed books entered the public domain. They join those created by ECCO-TCP (Eighteenth Century Collections Online - Text Creation Partnership) and Evans-TCP (Evans Early Americ...

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Main Author:	Rahtz, S
Format:	Dataset
Language:	English
Published:	University of Oxford 2015
Subjects:	Humanities > Digital libraries Electronic books English literature > Early modern

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