Links

Links

Below you will find links from some of our favorite sites. They include primary sources, digital history projects, fellow bloggers, and other resources helpful for teachers and researchers. If you would like to suggest other links, please comment below.

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Slave Voyages – Slave Biographies: The Atlantic Database Network – The EURESCL Laws of Slavery Database
The Digital Caribbean (CUNY Graduate Center) – The Digital Library for the Caribbean – The Early Caribbean Digital Archive – Island Luminous – Jewish Atlantic World – Cuban Revolution Research Guides – Slavery, Law, and Power
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Road to Revolution: 1763-1774 – The On-line Institute for Loyalist Studies –  Uncommon Sense: The Blog – OIEAHC’s The OCTO – Boston 1775 – Ben Franklin’s World – Common-Place: The Journal of Early American Life – SHEAR’s The Republic – The Beehive: Official Blog of the Massachusetts Historical Society
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French Revolution Digital Archive – Newberry French Revolution Pamphlet Collection – French Revolutionary Decrees and Laws – Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France database) – Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: Exploring the French Revolution – The French Revolution Network – Révolution française – L’Institute d’histoire de la Révolution française – Printed Revolutions – Napoleonica – H-France Resources
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A Colony in Crisis – Haiti and the Atlantic World – Haiti Collection (John Carter Brown Library) – Haiti Digital Library – Marronnage in Saint-Domingue – The Louverture Project – The Public Archives – Radio Haiti Lives – H-Haiti Resources – La Gazette Royale
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Mapping the Republic of Letters – French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe – Mapping Memories of Enslavement – Rural Diary Archive  – The People’s Republic of China (PRC) History Group
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