ENGL 3210 with Dr. Nick Miller, Spring 2020: Other Resources

From the University of Maryland, this digital archive contains electronic texts and links to texts of American works from 1492 to approximately 1820.

Recovered and digitized early American texts.

Digital collection of primary source materials, including book and periodical texts and images, on American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction.

Sponsored by the American Antiquarian Society, this online journal focuses on American history and culture before 1900.

A digital library of primary sources in American social history.

Digital collections include prints, photographs, texts, cartoons, sheet music, and more.

This project from the University of Texas, Arlington, shows covers and tables of contents for anthologies of American literature compiled from 1829 to 2017. Older (pre-1900) anthologies and recent non-Norton or -Heath anthologies might be particularly rich sources for currently non-canonical works.

Digital library of primary books, documents, and other materials, many public domain.

Public domain materials can be found in a full-text format (both primary and secondary sources).

Library of more than 60,000 free ebooks, with a focus on older U.S. books published before 1923 and therefore out of copyright.