Reorder descriptions of NewspaperARCHIVE.com
Similar to I missed this one there.
"16_description": "McFarland will distribute up to a maximum of five titles per editor per calendar year. Exceptions can be made - please provide your rationale for an extended limit.",
"40_short_description": "<strong>Miramar Ship Index</strong> is an index to ships and their histories, covering iron and steel sailing ships, powered merchant ships, and warships, since the early 19th century.",
"53_short_description": "<strong>MIT Press Journals</strong> is a scholarly publisher of over 30 journals in the humanities, sciences, and social sciences.",
- "27_description": "When citing Newspaperarchive.com content, use clippings where possible. Clippings allow readers to view the source text through an open access URL without having to subscribe.",
"27_short_description": "<strong>NewspaperARCHIVE.com</strong> is an online database of digitized newspapers, with over 2 billion news articles; coverage extends from 1607 to the present from US, Canada, the UK, and 20 other countries.",
+ "27_description": "When citing Newspaperarchive.com content, use clippings where possible. Clippings allow readers to view the source text through an open access URL without having to subscribe.",
"26_short_description": "<strong>Newspapers.com</strong> includes more than 73 million pages from 3,000+ newspapers. The collection includes some major newspapers for limited periods (e.g., 50 years of the New York Times), but mostly consists of US regional papers from the 1700s to the late 1980s. Free accounts through the Wikipedia Library include access to Newspapers.com Publisher Extra content.",
"26_description": "When citing Newspapers.com content, use clippings where possible. Clippings allow readers to view the source text through an open access URL without having to subscribe.",
"106_short_description": "<strong>Nomos</strong> is a scholarly publisher specializing in academic literature in a variety of subject areas mostly in law and social science. They have offered access to all of the electronic resources available through Nomos eLibrary, which include eBooks and journals in arts, humanities, social sciences, law and general reference. Their offerings include resources mostly in German, and a few in English.",
