Government documents contain a wealth of information on all subjects. Below are some books that can help with government documents. Federal government information is made available for free public use in federal depository libraries located throughout the United States and its territories. In Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and the Hillman Library, University of Pittsburgh, are both federal depository libraries. Even though the University Libraries are not a federal depository, they still can provide you with a wealth of information. If you need help with government documents, don't hesitate to Ask Us.
Translations or transcriptions of intercepted radio broadcasts from foreign governments, official news services, and clandestine broadcasts from occupied territories
Legal research database, with numerous libraries covering congressional publications, law publications, treaties, etc.
Collection of documents related to Homeland Security from variety of sources including federal, state and local agencies
Session laws (from inception to present) of all 50 U.S. states as well as Canada, Australia, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and the D.C. Register.
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