HIST 4810: Randall Haws: Chronological Resources

From the guide description, "This guide compiles links to digital materials related to the French and Indian War that are available throughout the Library of Congress Web site. In addition, it provides links to external Web sites focusing on the French and Indian War and a bibliography."

A collection of digitized primary sources from the Digital Public Library of America. Includes a selection of maps, speeches, and diary entries.

Search digital collections at the Library of Congress related to the American revolution. Includes maps, political cartoons, and personal papers of American leaders.

This website from the University of Texas Arlington Special Collections offers comprehensive collections about the conflict. Many digital materials are available.

Research Guide from the National Archives with links to primary sources, treaties, and battle plans.

The War of the Rebellion is a comprehensive printing of the correspondence of both union and confederate. This multi-volume set is partially digitized through HathiTrust. Digital editions are full-text searchable. Use USU login to download. Print volumes are available in the USU Libraries Government Information Collection.

This website compiles a list of free websites that offer access to primary sources about the conflict. Resources include newspapers, letters, diaries, and more. Curated by the Association of College & Research Libraries.

From the Digital Public Library of America, explore primary sources related to American Imperialism, including illustrations, written materials, and links to related primary source sets.

This digitzed book, published in 1898, features photography attributed to a U.S. navy photographer.

National Archives links to digitized primary sources on a variety of topics related to the war.

According to the guide, "the digital collections of the Library of Congress contain a wide variety of material related to World War I, including manuscripts, posters, newspapers, films, sheet music, and sound recordings."

This guide includes links to primary sources, a bibliography of resources, and links to online collections including oral histories, propaganda, and diplomatic agreements.

A variety of digital collections related to the war including situation maps, personal papers, and cultural responses to the war.

Over 1,300 declassified CIA documents about the Korean War.

From the Naval History and Heritage Command, featured "online resources related to the Korean War include U.S. Navy carrier combat action reports, discussion of Chinese intervention from the Colloquium on Contemporary History, and an overview of mine warfare."

Hosted by Texas Tech University, "the Virtual Vietnam Archive currently contains 7 million pages of scanned materials. Types of material include documents, photographs, slides, negatives, oral histories, artifacts, moving images, sound recordings, maps, and collection finding aids. All non-copyrighted and digitized materials are available for users to download." Copyrighted materials are not available for download.

Curated by the National Archives, links point to primary sources for domestic and international events from the Cold War.