- Norton Anthology of English Literature Website
- This website accompanies our course textbook and contains useful written, visual, and audio resources.
- Introductory Guide to Critical Theory--Professor D. F. Felluga website (Purdue University)
- A nice guide with overviews to numerous critical "schools."
- Paintings/Other Sources for the French Revolution
- Contains primary source links for the French Revolution and Napoleon.
- Anglo-Saxon London
- Charles Booth's Victorian Poverty Maps
- Romantic Literature
- Romantic Literature Online
- A directory of Romanticism online.
- The William Blake Archive
- Contains wonderful facsimiles of Blake's engravings, including the Songs.
- British Romantic and Irish Authors
- Contains information on prominent authors of the time period.
- Lyrical Ballads
- 1795-1805 electronic facsimile editions of Lyrical Ballads.
- Lyrical Ballads
- Critical edition from Clemson University
- Sir Walter Scott
- Victorian Web
- Comprehensive website on Victorian England.
- Victorian Studies Literary Archive
- List of websites regarding Victorian England with a focus on websites about artists and authors.
- A Victorian Dictionary: Exploring Victorian London
- This online dictionary makes use of contemporary materials about Victorian life. Organized by subjects.
- Victorian Women Writer's Project
- Supported by Indiana University (Bloomington), this site has much information that is searchable.
- Victorian History
- This site has much information about the Victorian Period, including links about the Poor Law (OT). Use the "Websites" link on the top of the home page.
- Victorian Children: Toy and Games
- The Carlyle Letters
- An ongoing online project with access to full-text letters.
- The Old Bailey
- From the website: "A fully searchable edition of the largest body of texts detailing the lives of non-elite people ever published, containing 197,745 criminal trials held at London's central criminal court."
- Thomas Hardy
- Sponsored by The Thomas Hardy Association. A useful site for students and Hardy scholars, which includes discussion groups, scholarly articles, information on Hardy's life and works, and links to other Hardy sites.
- Dante
Gabriel Rossetti Hypermedia Archive
- From the website's introduction: "Completed in 2008 to the plan laid out in 1993, the Archive provides students and scholars with access to all of DGR's pictorial and textual works and to a large contextual corpus of materials, most drawn from the period when DGR's work first appeared and established its reputation (approximately 1848-1920), but some stretching back to the 14th-century sources of his Italian translations." **Use Mozilla Firefox when using this archive*
- Reading Like a
Victorian
- RLV is an interactive timeline of the Victorian period
- David Perdue's
Charles Dickens Page
- This site contains a plethora of information about Dickens.
- Dickens Journals Online (Household Words and All the Year Round)
- Portraits of Charles Dickens
- Discovering Literature - Charles Dickens (The British Library)
- Discovering Dickens: A Community Reading Project
- A wonderful site that contains detailed maps as well as biographical and historical information/notes about Hard Times, A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Expectations.
- Dickens London and Quiz
- A fun site with an interactive tour of Dickens's London that shows you famous places associated with Dickens's London (in the nineteenth century) and what has become of those places today. The quiz will test your knowledge of Dickens's life and work. (From the PBS website.)
- Bleak House Animated Site
- Features an animated biography about Charles Dickens as well as a guide to the BBC Bleak House. Also contains links to BBC North and South and Jane Eyre.
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Dickens and Financial Crisis
- NPR interview with Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, Oxford University's Magdalen College, who discusses Dickens's view of money and how his novels connect us with our current financial issues. See the article in the Telegraph.co.uk.
- Smithsonian Article on Dickens World Theme Park
Sherlock Holmes
- Sherlock Holmes Museum
- This is a fun site rather than a research source
- Sherlockian.Net: The Portal about the Great Detective
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Official Website
- The Strand, from the Internet Archive