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Dissertations

North American Dissertations


	The database includes citations to dissertations and master's thesis completed at over 1,000 graduate schools and universities since 1861. Citations published from 1989 forward include 150-word abstracts. Since 1997 dissertations submitted by institutions electronically are available in full-text (PDF) to download.

North American History Dissertations in Progress

Directory of Dissertations in Progress. American Historical Association. http://www.theaha.org/pubs/dissertations/index.cfm
Describes over 4,000 dissertations currently in progress at 171 academic departments in Canada and the United States. Information is updated each summer.

JHU Dissertations

JHU Dissertations/Theses.
Information about locating and using dissertations completed at Johns Hopkins University.

MSEL Commercial Binding Office
Information for JHU students about submitting an essay or dissertation for binding and/or microfilming.

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