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The shelves as used in this build, November 2026
Archive.org is the build's book carrier — Chapman's page-image text, Howard's second volume, the 1875 atlas text layer — and its one failure mode in this build is the whole-file timeout that keeps Howard's first volume open (its own article above): a transport limit of the fetch route, not a denial and not a property of the item. Google Books serves as the bibliographic and preview shelf; no load-bearing claim in this build rests on a Google Books full text. FamilySearch stands at description strength: its tract-book and 1950-census collections' pages were read in IV-2, and their database searches are account-gated and unexecuted, parameters preserved on the pull list — no account was created in any pass of this build. HathiTrust stands as catalog only, and the class is stated exactly so no later pass mistakes it: in a prior pass the HathiTrust full view of the Historical Records Survey's Directory of Churches returned HTTP 403 with a no-repeat instruction; that denial stands for that view forever, this build attempted no HathiTrust full view for any item, and HathiTrust material enters this record only as bibliographic and catalog data, which is how the sibling pass established the church directory's scope. A denial and a failure are different facts, and this build keeps them so.