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British Literature of the Romantic Era - Information about British women writers of the Romantic era, courses at the University of South Carolina, and links to external sites on the Romantics.
The Goblin Market: Reviews of 19th Century Literature - Links to historical information and literary subjects.
The Imperial Archive Project - Dedicated to the study of literature, imperialism, and postcolonialism.
Internet Library of Early Journals - Free, searchable access to three 18th c. journals and three 19th c. journals. Maintained by the libraries of Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and Oxford Universities.
Nineteenth-Century Interdisciplinary Studies Students' Collective - Theories and ideas exchange and links to art/architecture, social/cultural, music, literature, journals, and ephemera.
Of the Pathetic Fallacy - Essay from 1856 "Modern Painters" volume iii, part 4 by John Ruskin.
19th Century British and Irish Authors - Chronological list of authors with hyperlinks to sites about them and their works.