The
William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
ADDITIONAL
LINKS
- UCLA
Library Special Collections
- Other collections in the area
- The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
- Eighteenth-Century
Resources by Jack Lynch. "These pages cover all the Internet resources
I've been able to discover that focus on the (very long) eighteenth
century--Milton
and Keats are my usual endpoints. The collection includes information on literature, history, art, music, religion, economics, philosophy, and so on, from around the world in the
eighteenth century, as well as the home pages of societies and people who work on eighteenth-century topics." - C18-L--Kevin Berland's assemblage of references to collections strong in eighteenth-century studies.
- The Milton-L Home Page
- The
Internet Library of Early Journals, a joint project of the Universities
of Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, and Oxford. Digitized images of
every page from the following
journals, with search capability: - Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine: vols. 53-72 (1843-1852)
- Gentleman's Magazine: vols.1-20 (1731-1750)
- Notes and Queries: 1st-4th series (1849-1869)
- Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society: vols. 50-67 (1757-1777)
- Fine printing, the graphic arts, and bibliography
- Private Presses of the U.K.
- The William Morris Society
- Peter Verheyen's "Book Arts Web"
- Book Information Website, initially created and developed by Tom Cremers, now maintained by Cor Knops. Numerous links to a wide range of book-related sites.
- Oscar Wilde and the Nineties
- The World-Wide Wilde Web
- The Eighteen Nineties Society Home Page
- "The Voice of Oscar Wilde: An Investigation." Full text of an article by Jonathan Vickers and Peter Copeland on the authenticity of a purported recording of Oscar Wilde.
- "Corpus of Electronic Texts: Oscar Wilde." Full texts of Wilde's works, at a site maintained by University College, Cork.
- George Cruikshank
- Online
catalogues of national libraries worldwide. A web page compiled
by John W. East at University of Queensland Library. Includes links
to the British Library, the
Bibliothèque Nationale, and the Library of Congress.