The Electronic British Library Journal
The eBLJ is the journal of scholarly research into the contents and history of the British Library and its collections. It is the successor to the British Library Journal, which appeared in twenty-five volumes between 1975 and 1999. Its purpose is to advance knowledge of the British Library's collections by demonstrating their wealth and the ways in which they are used by researchers. It is available free to all users of our website. It is permanently archived and is indexed in Humbul, The History Journals Guide, MLA, etc.
ISSN 1478-0259
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Read a foreword to the eBLJ by Lynne Brindley,
Chief Executive of the British Library.
