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Did you see a book mentioned on the HRC that interests you? 
Borrow it from the HRC lending library and delve deeper into the topic! 

Below, you’ll find reviews and discussion of selected books from the HRC’s collection. Go to the entry for the title you want to borrow, click the link for “Borrow this Book, and send in the automated e-mail request that is generated.

Or, you can browse the entire HRC library collection (you’ll be taken to our library catalog on librarything.com) and e-mailing your request to the HRC.

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