The Europe Resources guide provides information on Europe Studies. Covers HI108/HI158, HI341, HI342, HI343, HI344, HI361, and HI364.
Full-text documents received in the British Foreign Office from all European states under Nazi occupation during World War II. Primary sources relate to wartime conditions in France, Italy, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and the Vatican.
Browse a full-text collection of books, pamphlets and broadsides in all subjects printed between 1701 and 1800. The wide variety of resources provides insight to what was thought of as "knowledge" in the eighteenth century. Examples of resources include: dictionaries, law books, histories, poetry, novels, and plays, biographies, works of science, philosophy, theology, religious books, tracts and sermons, royal, government or local proclamations, letters, journals and diaries, almanacks, acts of parliament, works on art, architecture, and auction catalogues, music, petitions, and schoolbooks.
Explore the British perspective on historical and contemporary events through a vast and authoritative archive of official government documents spanning three centuries. Beginning with 1688, this collection includes Bills, House papers, Command papers, and the Official Report of debates. Resource does not include the House of Commons Journal or daily business papers, such as Order papers and Votes and Proceedings.
Explore digitized primary source material from archives around the world relating to the history of slavery. The collection focuses on the various forms slavery has taken around the globe to include material about slaves' experiences and testimonies, abolitionist and social justice movements, and the global legacy of slavery. Document types include manuscripts, government publications, court records, pamphlets, books, maps, images, testimonials, and voyage logs.