Free text searching is available, and some entries are annotated. Twelve subject areas are included, as well as links to library catalogs, dictionaries and directories, scholarly conferences and newspapers. The eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries are equally represented, with a selection of medieval, Renaissance and seventeenth-century works as well. Genres covered include novels, verse, journalism and essays. The largest research collection of French materials on the planet, with links to the online catalog and special exhibitions.
Versions are available in both English and French.
The French language version of the homepage of the National Library of Canada, whose collection reflects the country's substantial Francophone population and provincial heritage. Searching includes headword terms, a comparative index of text, and keywords. An author database and preface database are also provided. Teaching American Association of Teachers of French Primary site for instructors of French at all levels, with a set of useful Internet links as well as professional information. A major site for beginning works on Francophone studies in North America.