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June 20, 2011 By Will Richardson

Another step in the direction of having the sum of human knowledge at our fingertips:

The British Library is launching a new library-in-an-iPad application that gives tablet users access to tens of thousands of 19th-century books in their original form. The app, called the19th Century Historical Collection, is taking a notably different tack to putting classic literature online than rivals such as the Kindle platform: Antiquarian books viewed through the British Library application will come in their original form–complete with illustrations, typefaces, pull-out maps and even the occasional paper wear.

 (via Another Oliver Twist: British Library Builds 60,000-Book iPad App | Fast Company)

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