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New Resource - TLS (Times Literary Supplement)

by Catherine Ryan on 2021-04-08T10:30:00+01:00 in Art History and Cultural Policy, English and Drama, History, New Resource, Sociology | 0 Comments

The leading international forum for literary culture, the Times Literary Supplement is a weekly review of books and the arts, founded in 1902. UCD provides access to both the Archive (1902-2014) and the current run (2015-Present) online. Registration is required.

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Added February 2020

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