The Cambridge University Library plans to digitize some of the most significant rare books and manuscripts in its vast collection thanks to a gift of more than $2.1-million from a British philanthropist.
The institution said it wants to become a “digital library to the world” by allowing students and scholars Internet access to valuable items in its seven-million-volume collection.
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