[Sca-cooks] 16th C non-alcoholic drinks?

[Johnna Holloway]

Given that the subscription fee for EEBO Online is
in the thousands per year, it is very true that many libraries
don't offer it. Mayb of the large university libraries do. Check
your online catalog. It's worth doing.
Most large academic libraries did buy the UMI microfilm series. Most never
catalogued those microfilmed titles as individual entries and filed them 
in their catalogues.
This means you must look for the series and then use the
UMI guides to find out what is hidden away in the microfilm vaults.

Johnnae

Jadwiga Zajaczkowa / Jenne Heise wrote:

>>this is very cool!!!!!
>>does anyone know if there's a printed edition or microfilm edition out there for those of us who dont 
>>have access to the EEBO?
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>I'm not sure about this particular book, but many of the texts that are 
>part of the EEBO were part of the Early English Books microfilm set from 
>UMI; some places may have the microfilm set and not the online version.
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