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Our collection of Oxford Handbooks are very popular and the texts can often be on loan. You can find out what titles we have as ebooks via our Oxford Handbooks Online collection. You'll be able to link through to the catalogue entry for each ebook.
For more help try our etutorial "Using eBooks".
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