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| | Delivered on CD-ROM, each edition of Inland Seas ARCHIVAL COLLECTION, presents all the Quarterly
Journals of the Great Lakes Historical Society by decade. The Forties, Fifties, Sixties,
Seventies, Eighties and Nineties are complete.
Great Lakes Historical Society
Inland Seas is an illustrated quarterly journal devoted to Great Lakes History and the
promotion of the interests of the Society. The journal was first published in January
1945, and continue to the present.
Go beyond paper and explore the new world of electronic documents. Inland Seas Archival
Collection lets you access the Quarterly Journals of the Great Lakes Historical Society in
fully searchable form, a wealth of information - from your desktop - discover this
entirely new way of working. Easy to use, FULLY SEARCHABLE text makes this a convenient
tool to browse, read or research for specific information. Each CD-ROM also includes
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this file. YOU MUST HAVE ADOBE ACROBAT READER INSTALLED ON YOUR
COMPUTER. This sample is the first issue of the Inland Seas published by
the Great Lakes Historical Society in January, 1945. There are four journals published quarterly
each year. The Archival Collection is assembled by decades, forty journals on
each CD-ROM. Currently available are: Forties, Fifties, Sixties, Seventies, Eighties
and Nineties. CD-ROM's are available directly from Lake Electronics or by
contacting the Great Lakes Historical Society 480 Main St. Vermilion, Ohio 44089.
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Priced at only $49.95 per decade, this is less than
$2.00 per issue! (The forties did not begin publication until 1945) Most of
these journals are no longer in print and the early editions are difficult if
not impossible to find. Get your complete collection, including all the
photographs in this fabulous CD-ROM format. These CD-ROM versions of the
original documents are reproduced in exacting detail. The format, style, layout,
graphics and text are EXACTLY as they appeared in the original journals. Every
detail has been painstakingly preserved so that what you see on the electronic
version is identical to the paper version.
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