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bioguide.congress.gov (23,420)

WorldCat.org: The World's Largest Library Catalog (21,344)

OCLC Research Linked Authority File (2.0) (15,920)

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (12,032)

American Memory from the Library of Congress (11,127)

Australia Trove (9,406)

THOMAS (Library of Congress) (4,634)

National Archives and Records Administration (4,341)

DNB, Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek (3,763)

British Museum (2,673)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: metmuseum.org (2,540)

The British Library (2,370)

VIAF (2,351)

Biodiversity Heritage Library (1,903)

Chronicling America (1,661)

Smithsonian Institution Libraries Homepage (1,573)

MoMA | The Museum of Modern Art (1,351)

Wikileaks (1,175)

National Library of Australia (1,140)

The Portal to Texas History (1,123)

HathiTrust Digital Library (941)

National Gallery of Art (928)

National Museum of American History (813)

UNT Digital Library (789)

Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History NMNH (550)

Charles Babbage Institute (531)

National Museum of Australia (486)

World Bank Group (479)

Computer Science Department | The University of Texas at Austin (428)

HathiTrust Home | www.hathitrust.org (342)

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem (325)

Penn State University Libraries (297)

Europeana (209)

History & Policy (103)

World Digital Library Home (96)

The Wellcome Library (49)

Penn State ContentDM (38)

YALE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY (30)

World Bank Group (18)

Library of Congress Finding Aids: Search/Browse (6)

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (2)

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