Full text access to the thousands of volumes of the U.S. Congressional Serial Set series from 1789-1969. The Serial Set's congressional materials include House and Senate committee reports, journals, and documents; executive branch publications include messages of the President, Department of State foreign relations reports, treaties, and statistical tables from a variety of federal agencies. Included in the Serial Set are thousands of scanned maps, searchable separately through the Advanced Search option.

Links to related serials for alternate titles and alternate media formats, and contains tens of thousands of URLs and e-mail addresses for links to journals and publishers. Links to journal tables of contents, article abstracts, journal full-text, and document delivery. Designed to handle complex combined searching, offers the ability to create annotated lists of periodicals, and e-mail and download functionality in either ASCII text and ASCII-delimited formats.

From the United Nations Statistics Division. Among the main data sources are the Statistics Division's own databases in merchandise trade, national accounts, demography and population, energy, status of women and industrial commodities production; and statistics from the Population Division, the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs' Project Link, FAO, ILO, IMF, ITU, OECD, UNESCO, WHO, WIPO, World Bank and World Tourism Organization, among others. Some data may be downloaded into Excel.

From the United Nations Statistics Division. Among the main data sources are the Statistics Division's own databases in merchandise trade, national accounts, demography and population, energy, status of women and industrial commodities production; and statistics from the Population Division, the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs' Project Link, FAO, ILO, IMF, ITU, OECD, UNESCO, WHO, WIPO, World Bank and World Tourism Organization, among others. Some data may be downloaded into Excel.

Full text access to the thousands of volumes of the U.S. Congressional Serial Set series from 1789-1969. The Serial Set's congressional materials include House and Senate committee reports, journals, and documents; executive branch publications include messages of the President, Department of State foreign relations reports, treaties, and statistical tables from a variety of federal agencies. Included in the Serial Set are thousands of scanned maps, searchable separately through the Advanced Search option.

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