How to use this search facility.

Enter as much or as little data as you wish. If no data is entered the entire database will be displayed. You may choose either a partial or exact match. For example, a title in the database is "The Early New Castle Court." If you have selected Exact Match and you perform a title search for "New Castle Court" it will not be found. An Exact Match search would find "The Early New Castle Court." A Partial Match search using "New Castle" would find the full title. Commas between words are interpreted as "or" - that is if any of the words match. Thus, a title search using Partial Match for "new, castle, dutch" would find the title "The Early New Castle Court." Partial Match searches combined with commands can be useful when you are uncertain about how words may be spelled in the database. For example, a title search for "domine, thes" would find the title "Domine Thesschenmaeker and the Schenectady Massacre." Note that searches are case insensitive. If your search is longer than the entry box, the text will scroll.