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North American Collections
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Original source material that records the African American experience in the 1800s—written by African Americans for African Americans. Bibliography
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Documenting the African American experience in the segregated South from Reconstruction to the Jazz Age. Bibliography
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The history of American invention in relation to technological, social, economic, and cultural change in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Full run of 120 magazines from 1879-1887.
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Vivid portraits of people, places, and events—thousands of volumes detailing demographics, social and economic changes, and cultural transformations. Bibliography
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Newspapers articles, personal accounts, and regimental histories. Bibliography
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The ideal research tool for understanding issues, events, and individuals in the lives of American colonists. Bibliography
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Visuals of current events—in print for the first time—gave readers a new kind of immersive experience. 3,458 publications spanning 70+ years.
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A growing, award-winning collection of the most historically important women’s publications. Bibliography
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Coverage of America's involvement in the first World War through the publications created for soldiers. Bibliography
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Canadian history told through previously undigitized primary sources from McLaren Micropublishing and other newly digitized original content. More information
European Collections
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Exclusive, previously unseen content from The National Archives, available electronically for the first time. British government secret intelligence and foreign policy files, with a focus on WWII and the Cold War. Bibliography
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Declassified files looking at life behind the Iron Curtain in every country in the Eastern Bloc during the post-Stalin era. Bibliography
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Documenting a society in its time of greatest stress. Sourced from The National Archives (UK) and the History of Advertising Trust. Bibliography
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The only digital English-language, primary-source archive covering Germany between the world wars. Bibliography
Global Collections
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Preserving hundreds of thousands of items, mainstream and ephemeral, that document the history of social change. Bibliography
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More than 600,000 digital artifacts, curated from 4,300 collections worldwide, made discoverable in a single search that links users back to the original sites. Learn more
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A comprehensive, full-text repository provides centralized access to millions of pages of high-quality South Asian primary source materials previously scattered across the internet. Bibliography
