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I've been thinking about the ancillary material for Shakespeare /  
Milton to add to its usefulness as a resource.

Searching through openarchives.eu for material, I stumbled across the  
OAIster service and this (somewhat ungainly) URL for Shakespeare's work:
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/b/bib/bib-idx?type=boolean&size=10&rgn1=entire+record&rgn2=entire+record&rgn3=entire+record&c=oaister&sid=1aeec74262af5102d03fbce8e59748f5&searchfield=Entire+Record&q1=william&op2=And&searchfield=Entire+Record&q2=shakespeare&op3=And&searchfield=Entire+Record&q3=&op6=And&rgn6=norm&restype=text&restype=image&restype=audio&restype=video&sort=title&submit2=search

That searched across texts, video, audio. It may throw up some red  
herrings but wondered if further searching would be of use/interest as  
well as the material already garnered from Gutenberg and Wikimedia?

Just a thought. Worth discussing tonight?

Iain

PS Might be a bit late for the IRC but I'm coming in as soon as I can.
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Iain Emsley

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