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Ancient World Web
Julia Hayden.
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Warfare in the Ancient World
Hugh Elton.
bibliography, ancient, greek, rome, and byzantine
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Perseus Project: An Evolving Digital Library
Department of the Classics, Tufts University.
Ancient Greece
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES.
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Internet Medieval Source Book
Paul Halsall, Fordham University.
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Feudalism in World History Bibliography
H. Brown, Connecticut State University.
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Feudal Terms of England (and other places)
Michael Adams.
England, glossary
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Plague and Public Health in Renaissance Europe
Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, University of Virginia.
renaissance
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The Crawford Reformation Guide
Laurence Bates.
religion
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Native American Resource Guide
Doheny Reference Center, University of Southern California.
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Africana Studies: Resources for African and African American Studies
Karen Dalziel Tallman, Fine Arts Humanities Team, University of Arizona Library.
This gateway offers over 130 links to sites related to African and African American studies. Organized by subject, it includes links to sites concerning African diaspora resources, biographies, electronic journals, history, bibliographies, and news sources. It also has an extensive selection of links to fine arts and humanities sites related to African Americans, including art and art history, film, literature, dance, and music.
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Harlem Renaissance
Jamey Brogan and Randy Bass, Center for Electronic Projects in American Culture, Georgetown University.
Bibliography
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Anarchy Archives: An Online Research Center on the History and Theory of Anarchism
Dana Ward, Department of Political Studies, Pitzer College.
This digital repository presents a wealth of anarchist literature and information on anarchists and anarchist movements around the world. Most of this material comes linked through notable anarchist thinkers. The websites “Cynosure” section presents 10 of these thinkers, including Emma Goldman, Peter Kropotkin, and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (arguably the first to describe himself as an “anarchist”), and for each one includes a biography, a complete bibliography of their works and commentary on their works, and links (some onsite and some offsite) to many of their books, journals, letters, pamphlets and articles. Fifty-one “bright but lesser” anarchists are also featured, including Leo Tolstoy, Sacco and Vanzetti, and Ghandi. Information on and selections from thirty-five pamphlets and journals and periodicals, as well as multiple editions of six anarchist periodicals are also available. A selection of 38 periodicals from Argentina, some with accompanying descriptions and multiple editions digitized, is buried within the “Periodicals” section. To complement these sources, the website also includes information on worldwide anarchist and labor movements, including the Haymarket Massacre and the Paris Commune. A timeline and comprehensive bibliography provide additional context.
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Website last visited on 2010-10-12.

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Resources for Teaching and Researching Northwest Environmental History
Karhyrn Botsford, Dale Goble, Paul Hirt, and Andrea Sabo.
contains an extensive bibliography
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The Marx/Engels Archive
Ken Campbell.
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History and Social Change
Albert Benschop, Sociology Department, University of Amsterdam.
Part of Sociosite, a sociology gateway project at the University of Amsterdam, this site provides an annotated list of hundreds of history-related links organized by topic. The site is extensive and searchable; the history section is just one of almost 200 sections of annotated sociology-related links offered by Sociosite.
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H-Diplo: Dipolomatic History Resources
H-Net, Humanities and Social Sciences Online.
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VENONA Document Image Analysis: An Effort to Digitize and Enhance the VENONA Documents
National Security Agency.
“In July 1995 the Intelligence Community ended a 50-year silence regarding one of cryptology’s most splendid successes - the VENONA Project. VENONA was the codename used for the U.S. Signals Intelligence effort to collect and decrypt the text of Soviet KGB and GRU messages from the 1940’s. NSA has declassified over 3,000 messages related to VENONA. We believe they will not only provide a window into Soviet espionage during the 1940’s but will also give you a glimpse of the important contributions signals intelligence and cryptographic expertise make to our nation’s security.”
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American Diplomacy: Students Assess Internet Resources in American Diplomatic History
under construction 6–14–99. 7–25–00: under construction
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Charles Babbage Institute: Center for the History of Computing
University of Minnesota.
contains an interesting look at Hollywood and Computers
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Bibliography of Russian Women’s Studies
H-Net, Humanities & Social Sciences Online.
russia
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Fact Sheets: Margaret Sanger
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc..
birth control
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Mary Wollstonecraft Home Page
University of Toronto English Library.
Contains the full-text of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
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Confucius: The Analects
Paul Halsall, Brooklyn College.
China
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LaoTze: DaoDeJing [Tao Te Ching]
Dr. Ming L. Pei.
China, taoism
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Tao Te Ching
Elwin Wu.
China, taoism
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The Ancient Egypt Page
Jacques Kinnaer.
ancient, egypt
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At the Tomb of Tutankhamen
National Geographic Society.
ancient egypt
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Ancient Egypt
Mark Millmore.
ancient, egypt
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NOVA Online: Pyramids, the Inside Story
WGBH and PBS.
ancient egypt
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Theban Mapping Project
ancient egypt
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