This primary source allows users to track the major political, social and military stories of the day, along with the editorial comment, humor, literature and even gossip that related to them. As the leading illustrated periodical of its time, Harper s Weekly used the best artists, photographers and cartoonists in the country, including Mathew Brady, Alfred Waud, Winslow Homer, and Thomas Nast. HarpWeek has indexed illustrations by artist, photographer and cartoonist wherever identifiable, and also cataloged more than 18,000 advertisements in the 1857-1865 period. It focuses on the clinical and the non-clinical aspects of health care delivery. HealthSTAR is updated monthly.
Coverage includes materials in English and the European languages.
The journals are selected and indexed by an international panel of librarians and scholars. Coverage begins in 1970 and continues through the present. The database is updated annually with about 9,000 new records. Citations with abstracts to articles in some 2,000 journals and citations to books and dissertations on political, diplomatic, economic, social, cultural, and intellectual history. Covers the history of the world since 1450 except for the U.S. and Canada.