Britain 1689-1815

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Historical documentation displayed by various themes and date ranges.
(1485 - 1714; facsimiles, transcriptions and images).

Historical documentation displayed by various themes and date ranges.
(19th century; facsimiles, transcriptions and images).

Historical documentation displayed by various themes and date ranges.
(20th century; facsimiles, transcriptions and images).

A collection of primary documents from the Internet Modern History Sourcebook.
(16th - 18th centuries; transcriptions)

Includes extensive official and private records of Parliament, and the urban history of London, Glasgow, Cardiff and other major cities.
From British History Online
(17th century, transcriptions)
Includes records of proceedings in Parliament, higher clergy, office holders in central government and the Survey of London.
From British History Online
(18th century, transcriptions)
Includes Ordnance Survey maps, records of higher clergy, and the Survey of London and other sources relating to civic government and urbanisation.
From British History Online
(19th century, transcriptions)

A part of the University of Missouri Library's Digital Library.
(17th-19th centuries; full-text searchable database of facsimiles)

Digitized by the History Department at the University of Rochester.
(1674-1692; transcriptions)

An online exhibit of the Parliamentary Archives including primary documents and other records.
(1600-1807; facsimile images, commentary and instructional modules)

Fully searchable transcripts of over 100,000 criminal trials
held in London's central criminal court.
A joint project of the University of Sheffield and the University of Hertfordshire.
(1674-1834, facsimiles & transcriptions with background essays)

Over 100 documents on the history of Jacobitism and the Jacobite kings.
Digitized by Noel S. McFerran as a part of The Jacobite Heritage.
(1680-1861; transcriptions with modernised spelling)

(1689; transcription)

(31 December 1701; transcription).

A collection of documents and maps
(Facsimiles)

A collection of contemporary documents and lists.
(1546-1817; transcriptions).

From the journals of British Admiral Sir George Rooke, recounting battles against the French and Spanish forces.
(17 - 23 October, 1702; transcriptions)
Digitized by David Stewart of Hillsdale College.

Caricatures of French stereotypes by the English, and vice versa.
(1720-1815; facsimiles)

Government and company documents regarding English and French interests.
(18th - 19th centuries; searchable facsimiles).
Searchable full-text database of the Masson Papers, digitised by McGill University.
(1790 - 1820; searchable facsimiles with added transcriptions).
Constitutional documents, treaties, and other primary sources regarding English and French interests in Canada.
(1760 to the present; transcriptions).

(October 1750; transcription).

(17th-18th centuries; transcriptions)
(1765-1783; transcriptions)
A collection of numerous treaties and documents from the Avalon Project.
(1782-1863; English transcriptions).

Regarding the American acquisitions
(22 March 1775; transcription)
King George III's reaction to the American colonists.
(English transcription; 23 August 1775)
With first-person accounts and commentary.
(Transcriptions)

An Introduction to the Political State of Great Britain (1756)
The False Alarm (1770);
Thoughts on the Late Transactions Respecting Falkland's Islands (1771);
The Patriot (1774), and Taxation No Tyranny (1775)
From Frank Lynch's Samuel Johnson website.
(Transcriptions).

A searchable journal featured in the Internet Library of Early Journals (ILEJ).
(1731-1750; facsimiles)
A searchable journal featured in the Internet Library of Early Journals (ILEJ).
(1758-1778; facsimiles)

With accounts of eyewitnesses and participants, plus commentary.
(Transcriptions)
(1792; Transcription)

Includes poor laws, various acts and amendments, lists, maps, and more.
(1601-1900; facsimiles and transcriptions)

Digitized from the collections of the Library of Congress.
"The cartoons highlight aspects of British political life, including tensions with its colonies and other nations, as well as society, fashion, manners, and theater."
(1780-1830; searchable database of facsimiles)

200,000 pages of census and registration material for the British Isles with a wealth of textual and statistical material.
(1801-1937; searchable data files, essays and analysis)

From Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library
(1790; English transcription)

An Investigation of the Cause by Thomas Robert Malthus
(1800; English transcription).
Observations on the effects of the Corn Laws.
(1814; English transcription).
(1814; English transcription).
Inquiry into the nature and progress of rent
(1815; English transcription).

Between the Territories of The United States and of His Britannick Majesty.
(1815; English transcription).

between the United States and Britain.
(1815; English transcription).

An impressive local history collection, comprising church, state, estate and personal records.
(1375 - 1854; transcriptions)

Britannia Internet Magazine collection of significant charters, histories, chronicles, accounts, laws and summonses.
(English transcriptions)

Local and trade directories valuable for local and family history.
Searchable by location, by decade, or bykeyword.
(1750 - 1919; facsimiles)

Subject index and abstracts of British official publications, some available in full-text format.
(1688 to the present; English transcriptions)

Over 20,000 images of objects, books, letters, aerial photographs and other items from museums, libraries and record offices in Wales.
(Medieval to 20th century; facsimiles and photographs)
A documentation project of Powys County, Wales
(Medieval to present; facsimiles, Latin and Welsh transcriptions and English transcriptions and translations)

Huge and exemplary website combining a searchable database of wills and testaments
with full transcripts of the originals and some sample facsimiles.
Includes auxiliary helps such as guides to handwriting and to Scottish occupations.
(1500-1901; facsimiles and transcripts)

A project of the Edinburgh University Library
(1550-1740; facsimiles).
A project of the National Library of Scotland
(1560-1928; facsimiles).

A major online Geographic Information System for Great Britain
Combining historical atlases and gazeteers with a database of demographic and socio-economic statistics.
Directed by Humphrey Southall of the University of Portsmouth.
(Facsimiles and transcriptions).


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