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There are a number of points that may be of assistance when searching:

You can search across all the information in the records by adding key words to the search box which appears on every page
Faceting allows you to refine your search results. Facets are the topics that appear on the right hand side of the search results page - Resource Type; Subjects; Persons; Places; Dates, etc. When you click on a facet, you will see only the records that are relevant to that topic. You can refine your search by multiple facets
By default, searches are carried out across both manuscript and periodical records. You can filter the search results to show only journal articles or manuscripts, by clicking on a facet under Resource Type

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If you don't find what you're looking for in Sources, you can try searching the other National Library catalogues, or our Digital Photographs resource.