Provides access to a digital library project which contains over 30 000 works of the most significant authors in Spanish and Latin American literary history.
Contains the full text of the earliest available editions of the most important plays of the Spanish Golden Age (1500-1700). More than 800 plays by 16 dramatists are included with associated texts, stage directions, and front matter.
Indexes and provides full-text access to the majority of items printed about the Western hemisphere (North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean) for years 1500 to 1926.
Primary source: In scholarship, a document or record containing firsthand information or original data on a topic. Primary sources include original manuscripts, articles reporting original research or thought, diaries, memoirs, letters, journals, photographs, drawings, posters, film footage, sheet music, songs, interviews, government documents, public records, eyewitness accounts, newspaper clippings, etc. Glossary of Library and Research Terms.
A book which is the edited text of a manuscript, diary, or other type of primary source is also a primary source. Thus, the printed editions of The Parliament rolls of medieval England 1275 - 1504 is also a primary source even though it was published in 2005.
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