The Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History:
accessible from a site licence obtained by the University of Toronto Libraries. This is probably the single most
important on-line search engine now available for economic historians; but freely available in this form, i.e., via
this link on my web-site, only
to the academic community at the University of Toronto. If your computer is off-campus, and has high-speed
broadband internet, you cannot use this specific web site, but instead you must access it through the
E-Resources
website, of the University of Toronto's on-line Library Catalogue, clicking on the box (top of the screen) for
Encyclopedias and Dictionaries, entering the name 'Oxford
Encyclopedia of Economic History'. When it appears, you have to enter your library barcode number and pin number,
in the two boxes indicated. If, however, you use a telephone-based modem to connect with CHASS,
you can gain access directly from this
website (URL) on my Home Page. Others must acquire their own site licence.
The print edition is also available in our University of Toronto Library system:
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History, ed. by Joel Mokyr (editor in chief), Maristella Botticini
(assistant editor), Maxine Berg, Loren Brandt, Erik Buyst, Louis Cain, Jan de Vries, Paul Lovejoy,
and John Munro (area editors), in 5 vols. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2003).
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