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Trial access to the South Asia Archive

By Anna Sansome, on 29 April 2014

UCL has trial access to the South Asia Archive until 27 May 2014. For off-site access to this trial, please use web WTS or Desktop@UCL Anywhere.

The South Asia Archive is a specialist digital platform providing access to culturally and historically significant literary material produced from within – and about – the South Asian region. The content in the Archive originates mainly from the Bengal area of India and is derived from original material held by The South Asia Research Foundation. The Archive contains primary and secondary material dating from the 18th to the mid-20th century, in a mix of English and vernacular languages, and includes journals, reports, books, legislation, regulations, cases and Indian film booklets.

Please send feedback on this resource to your subject librarian.

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2 Responses to “Trial access to the South Asia Archive”

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    S Guru dutt wrote on 29 April 2014:

    I welcome trial access to the South Asia Archive.

  • 2
    Sarah Gilmore wrote on 1 May 2014:

    Thank you for your comment. I am pleased that the trial will be useful to you.

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