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External Links
The external links for this course are still being compiled. Please try again later.
General British History
- BBC English and Scottish Timelines: Quick reference for the major dates in British history.
- This Sceptred Isle: Based on a BBC Radio 4 radio programme, this site provides a more detailed, but still quick, guide to British history.
The Middle Ages
- Labyrinth (Main Page): Resources for Medieval Studies: Links to a wide array of resources on all areas of medieval studies.
- Edwin Duncan's Internet Resources (Towson University): A broad selection of useful links to sites with information on medieval literature and history.
- Cathy Ball's Old English Pages (Georgetown University): A good set of resources for the study of Old English literature and Anglo-Saxon culture.
- The Harvard Chaucer Web Site: A site dedicated to Chaucer, but with many items of general interest for the study of late medieval English culture. See also The Chaucer Meta Page for a similar range of materials.
- Some Important Events in the Fourteenth Century: A good overview of fourteenth-century history. See also Linda Voigts' Engelond: Resources for Fourteenth Century Studies (University of Missouri, Kansas City)
- Medieval Sourcebook: This site contains source texts for historical events or for the more canonical literary texts
- The End of the Middle Ages: This site contains a number of good introductions to the literature and culture of the Middle Ages.
- See also the links for my English 443: Literature of the Middle Ages course.
The Renaissance/Early Modern Period
- University of Michigan Early Modern Colloquium Web Resources: A comprehensive collection of links to sites relating to the period, including online texts, historical background, and discussion forums.
The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
- Jack Lynch's Eighteenth-Century Resources (Rutgers University): A good starting point with an effective search engine
- Paula R. Backscheider's Eighteenth-Century Resources (Auburn University): A bibliography of reading materials and selected internet links
