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Free Access to Examples & Explanations Series on Google Books

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The John Marshall Law School library blog pointed out today that law students can access a significant portion of the Examples & Explanations exam prep series on Google Books.  The entire full-text of the books in the series is usually not available, but you can view much more than the usual "snippet" that you usually see on Google Books. The USF law library carries most of the books in this popular series in print, and we have multiple copies, but during exam time, they are in high demand.  If students are not able to find a copy on our shelves, accessing through Google Books is a good back-up strategy. Thanks to our colleagues in Illinois for the great tip!

Full post as published by ZiefBrief on December 03, 2010 (boomark / email).

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