Phase one of the project was completed December 31, 2009 adding 25,355 fully-searchable, TEI-compliant SGML/XML enhanced text editions from EEBO. In March of 2008, the TCP announced its intention to initiate a second phase of EEBO-TCP production, with the aim of converting the remaining 44,000 unique monographs in the EEBO collection. The University of Saskatchewan has joined EEBO-TCP phase II and will have access to these resources as they come available. "The first installment of EEBO-TCP Phase II texts can be expected in late-May and will include 4,200 newly keyed and reviewed books."

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Systematic copying or downloading of electronic resource content, including the downloading of a full issue, is not permitted by Canadian and International Copyright law.