External websites

A large database of British nineteenth- and twentieth-century statistics

The National Archives website offers an on-line teaching resource, structured to tie in with history teaching in the UK, ages 5-18. The site contains a varied range of original sources including documents, photographs, film and sound recordings.

EH.Net, a chartered organization, was created in 1993 to assist economists, historians and related social scientists through the use of electronic communication and information technology.

The aim of this interactive database is to provide information about European libraries and archives to assist those who are planning to do primary research on Western Europe in Europe. Produced by the University of Madison, Wisconsin, USA.

Part of the Avalon Project at Yale Law School, this web site gives a series of primary documents regarding America's 'quasi war' with France, 1791-1800.

An index to all the articles published in the serial 'Proceedings of the Consortium on Revolutionary Europe'

Fondation Napoléon site putting at the public's disposal Napoleonic primary documents which are either inaccessible, previously unpublished or of special merit. The collection currently includes: a powerful search engine, 3660 of the 'imprimés' or working papers of the Napoleonic Conseil d'Etat (1800-1815), the correspondence of Napoleon with Bigot de Préameneu (revealing Napoleon's ecclesiastical policy), 245 […]

Napoleonic biographies primarily focused on Napoleonic fiction, poetry, drama, essays and films, also includes a Bibliography of Napoleonic Memoirs (Female and Male), a Bibliography of Napoleonic Biographies, and a Bibliography of Napoleonic Essays, History & Memoirs (essentially e-texts).

Bibliographical databases of books and periodicals at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, more than two million references. Via Telnet.

Documentary databases: paintings, sculpture, engravings from museum collections in France, with 120,000 documents.