Seventeenth to Nineteenth Century Italy
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- Digital catalogue of the Waller Collection of history of Science and Medicine kept at the Uppsala University Library. Contains books, manuscripts, and letters.
- Joint project by the Museo Galileo in Florence, the Office for History of Science – Uppsala University and Uppsala University Library.
- (15th century - present; facsimiles and transcriptions)
- from ECHO: European Cultural Heritage Online.
- (late 16th century; Italian facsimiles and transcriptions)
- List of digitized newspapers from Tuscany.
- (19th and 20th centuries; Italian facsimiles)
- List of digitized newspapers.
- (1645-1796; Italian facsimiles)
- Italian-language digital archive of the "Diario di Roma" (Journal of Rome) or "Diario d'Ungheria" (Journal of Hungary), commonly called Cracas.
- The newspaper is a fundamental source for the history of Italy and foreign countries throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.
- (1716-1836; TIFF and PDF format facsimiles)
- Interactive map of Rome created by Giambattista Nolli in 1748.
- (1748; facsimiles and descriptions)
- Collection of digitized newspapers.
- (1759-1911; Italian facsimiles)
- French-language account of the ancient and modern history of the city of Paestum.
- (1769; book facsimile)
- List of digitized newspapers.
- (1775-1996; Italian facsimiles)
- 18th-century French map of the Austrian Circle, which included parts of present-day Germany, Italy, Slovenia, and Switzerland.
- (1792; zoomable map)
- Important historical parchments digitized by the Martynas Mazvydas Lithuanian National Library
- (14th-18th centuries; Latin and Italian facsimiles)
- (Facsimiles & transcriptions; 17th - 20th centuries with emphasis on 19th century).
- In cooperation with Centro Interuniversitario di Ricerche sul Viaggio in Italia (CIRVI)
- A collection of primary documents from the Internet Modern History Sourcebook.
- (19th century; transcriptions and translations)
- A large number of digitized Italian newspapers available through the Progetto Marengo at the University of Milan.
- (19th-20th centuries; newspaper and magazine facsimiles)
- Visual records of Garibaldi's part in the unification of Italy:
- Grand panorama narratives, art prints, images in the 19th century illustrated press.
- Digitized by the Brown University Library's Center for Digital Initiatives.
- (1815-1871; facsimiles and commentary)
- Collection of digitized newspapers from Pisa.
- (1847-1934; Italian facsimiles)
- Collection of digitized newspapers from Emilia.
- (1848-1950; Italian facsimiles)
- during the battles for unification and independence.
- (1860; English translation)
- Collection of digitized newspapers.
- (1867 to the present; English translation)
- Military leaflets on Italy between 1852 and 1862: correspondance and notes by the General Bailliencourt.
- From the Europeana collection.
- (1894; French-language facsimile)
- Charles Yriarte's French-language account of the history of Venice in terms of its art, industry, city, and lifestyle.
- (1878; book facsimile)
- List of 36 different digitized newspapers from Rome.
- (1889-1922-; Italian facsimiles)
EuroDocs > History of Italy: Primary Documents > Seventeenth to Nineteenth Century
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Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA.
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