eBooks

Students and faculty have access to numerous eBooks through several different eBook platforms. To access eBooks, just chose from any of the platforms below.

• Ebsco eBooks
• ProQuest Ebook Central (formerly eBrary; includes eBooks and several government publications)
• Gale Virtual Reference Library
• Google Books
• HeinOnline (includes several legal classics)
• LLMC (includes historical treatises)
• MyiLibrary (includes the Irwin Law Book collection)
• Lexis Advance Quicklaw (law students only; non-law UNB/STU use the campus-wide version)
• The Making of Modern Law: Legal Treatises, 1800-1926 (British and American)
• The IP Mall: Intellectual Property Collection (University of New Hampshire) 
• WestlawNext Canada (requires personal password which only law students and faculty have)

THESE DATABASES HAVE SOME LAW BOOKS:

• Blackwell Reference Online (has some law-related resources)
• CanLII
• Early English Books Online (has some early English law-related books)
• Eighteenth Century Collections Online (some older law-related books available)
• Internet Archive (has some full-text law-related books)
• JStore eBooks
• JStor Open Access eBooks (limited collection)
• Oxford Reference Online (a few law-related reference books)

Please note that there are other e-Book platforms you can access, but they do not include law-related books. To access other e-Books, click here. eBooks can also be found via the UNB WorldCat catalogue.