User:DavidBrooks/Library

EB1911 related

Other online versions now redacted; see history.

More information Per-volume links ...

Per-volume links

Links to a typical page:

Volume 1 A – Androphagi
Volume 2 Andros – Austria
Volume 3 Austria – Bisectrix
Volume 4 Bishārīn – Calgary
Volume 5 Calhoun – Chatelaine
Volume 6 Châtelet – Constantine
Volume 7 Constantine Pavlovich – Demidov
Volume 8 Demijohn – Edward
Volume 9 Edwardes – Evangelical Association
Volume 10 Evangelical Church – Francis Joseph I.
Volume 11 Franciscans – Gibson
Volume 12 Gichtel – Harmonium
Volume 13 Harmony – Hurstmonceaux
Volume 14 Husband – Italic
Volume 15 Italy – Kyshtym
Volume 16 L – Lord Advocate
Volume 17 Lord Chamberlain – Mecklenburg
Volume 18 Medal – Mumps
Volume 19 Mun – Oddfellows
Volume 20 Ode – Payment of Members
- Volume 20 with lighter pages
- Volume 20 on Google
Volume 21 Payn – Polka
Volume 22 Poll – Reeves
Volume 23 Refectory – Sainte-Beuve
Volume 24 Sainte-Claire Deville – Shuttle
Volume 25 Shuválov – Subliminal Self
Volume 26 Submarine Mines – Tom-Tom
Volume 27 Tonalite – Vesuvius
Volume 28 Vetch – Zymotic Diseases
Index

1922 Edition:

From PBS:

dispenser Reflinks (instructions) or toollabs:fengtools/reflinks change bare URLs into {{cite web}}
Wikipedia:Linkrot#External links
Google book tool Converts bare url into {{cite book}} format
yadkard similar to the book tool; can use ISBN/DOI
The citoid node.js service generates citation data given a URL, DOI, PMID, or PMCID.
ProveIt GT is a gadget that makes it easy to find, edit, add and cite references when editing Wikipedia articles.
See also Wikipedia:Wikimedia Labs/Toolserver replacements and the Citation bot gadget.

https://archive.org/web/ -- Wayback machine will archive a link if it has not got a copy of it already
http://www.webcitation.org -- is an on-demand archiving system for webreferences (cited webpages and websites, or other kinds of Internet-accessible digital objects),