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Personal favorites
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- "I never see those things"
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- Evangelical historiography: a Victorian popular example
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- Kaleidoscopic and domestic
- L&O: Special Academic Unit
- Let Me Entertain You
- No Sex Please, We're Victorian: A Handy-Dandy Guide to Code Words
- On a slightly different literary note: Dick Delver
- Rules for Writing Neo-Victorian Novels
- Scholars & Students: A Compendium of Professorial Magic
- Star Trek XII: The Wrath of the Search for the Voyage of Finals Week
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- The Little Professor: A behind-the-scenes look at the research process
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- The prostitute's progress
- The Syllabus of the (Very Far) Future
- Words
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The Oxford Text Archive
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- Author Pseudonyms (a.k.a.)
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- CARRIE: An Electronic LIbrary
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- Collective Biographies of Women
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- English Prose Drama
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- Glasgow Digital Library
- Guide to Literary and Critical Theory
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- London Lives 1690 to 1800 ~ Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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- Medievalism in Australian Cultural Memory
- Miniature Book Collection (UNT)
- Murder Pamphlets Home Page
- Neo-Victorian Studies
- New Zealand Electronic Text Centre
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- Pictures of the Past - the 17th and 18th Centuries in Film.
- Playbills of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh
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- Princess Grace Irish Library (EIRDATA)
- Project Gutenberg
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- Royal Historical Society Bibliography
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- Searc's Web Guide to Irish Writing
- Slavery, Abolition, and Emancipation
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- St. Deiniol's Library
- Survey of Scottish Witchcraft
- The Archive for the Eighteenth-Century
- The British Book Trade Index
- The British Library
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- The Edwin C. Bolles Collection: History and Topography of London
- The Ex-Classics Web Site
- The Johnson Dictionary Project
- The Library of Congress
- The Map of Early Modern London
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- The Nineteenth Century (microfiche database)
- The Online Books Page (University of Pennsylvania)
- The Online Medieval & Classical Library
- The Perdita Project (Early Modern Women's Manuscript Catalogue)
- The Philological Museum (Shakespeare Institute)
- The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834
- The Reading Experience Database 1450-1945 (RED)
- The Records of Earls Colne
- Theoi Greek Mythology
- Théâtres de société
- Viva Database (Women's History)
- Voice of the Shuttle
- What Middletown Read
- Women Writers of Early Canada
- Women Writers Resource Project (Emory)
Victorian Studies
- 19 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century
- 19th Century British Pamphlets Online
- 19th Century London Stage
- 9s NINES 9s
- A Vision of Britain through Time
- Aggravating Ladies: Being a List of Works Published under the Pseudonym "By a Lady" (1880)
- Annotated Bibliography of Chartism
- Arthur Lloyd - The Music Hall Site Dedicated to Arthur Lloyd 1839 - 1904
- Aspects of the Victorian Book
- At the Circulating Library
- Australasian Journal of Victorian Studies
- Catalogue of the Papers of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science
- Color Printing: Introduction
- Dictionary of Victorian London - Victorian History - 19th Century London - Social History
- Digitizing "Chinese Englishmen" | Representations of race and empire in the nineteenth century
- Dime Novels and Penny Dreadfuls
- Dressing Up Canada - Late Victorian Fancy Dress Balls
- E-Texts for Victorianists
- East London Theatre Archive
- Ellen Terry
- Factory Girls and Serving Maids: Victorian Working-Class Women Poets Archive
- Journal of Victorian Culture Online |
- Michael R Booth Theatre Collection
- Minor Victorian Poets and Authors
- Monuments and Dust: The Culture of Victorian London
- New Books in 19th Century British Studies
- Nineteenth-Century Gender Studies
- Nineteenth-Century Schoolbooks
- Nineteenth-Century Studies: Resources for an Interdisciplinary Curriculum
- PeoplePlay UK - 19th Century Drama
- Photographs of the Roxburghe Club, 1892
- Price One Penny - Cheap Literature from 1837-1860
- Punch Contributor Ledgers
- Queen Victoria Online Scrapbook
- R. M. Phillips Collection (Victorian Postage Stamps)
- RaVoN (Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net)
- Shakespeare and the Players
- Songs of the Victorians
- Studies in Scarlet: Marriage and Sexuality in the US & UK, 1815-1914
- The 1890s Hypermedia Archive
- The Adelphi Theatre Project
- The British Empire
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- The Darwin Correspondence Online Database
- The Golden Age of British Theatre
- The Hockliffe Project
- The Hyperlinked & Searchable Chambers' 1869 'The Book of Days'
- The John Murray Archive
- The London Stage 1800-1900 A Documentary Record and Calendar of Performances
- The Victorian Church
- The Victorian Plays Project
- The Victorian Sonnet
- The Victorian Web: An Overview
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- UCL Bloomsbury Project
- Undergraduate Victorian Studies Online Teaching Anthology
- Victoria Research Web
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- Victorian and Edwardian Collection (Launceston Reference Library)
- Victorian Bibliography Online
- Victorian Bookbinding (North Texas)
- Victorian Census Project
- Victorian Poetry Network
- Victorian Popular Novels
- Victorian Sensationalism Online
- Victorian Serial Novels
- Victorian Turkish Baths
- Victorian Web Sites
- Victorian Women Writers - A Guide to E-Texts
- Welcome | Legacies of British Slave-ownership
- Who Was Who in the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- Who's Who of Victorian Cinema
- Women in the Literary Marketplace
- Women's Travel Writing, 1830-1930
Romanticism
- British Women Playwrights around 1800
- British Women Romantic Poets Project
- Claire Clairmont, Mary Jane's Daughter: New Correspondence with Claire's Father
- Lay of the Last Minstrel
- Lyrical Ballads Bicentenary Project
- Playbills from Edinburghs Theatre Royal
- RC Blog
- Revolution and Romanticism
- Romantic-Era Songs
- Romantics Unbound
- The Journal of John Waldie Theatre Commentaries, 1799 - 1830
- THEA: The Haunted Curtain - Gothic Drama in the Romantic Age - Virtual Archive
Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Periodicals
- American Jewess Project
- Athenaeum Index of Reviews and Reviewers
- Athenaeum Index: 1872-1886
- Attributions of Authorship in the European Magazine
- Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine
- Australian Periodical Publications 1840-1845
- British Newspapers 1800-1900
- British periodicals at Minnesota
- CWC Database (Missionary Periodicals)
- Forget Me Not: A Hypertextual Archive
- Galactic Central (Database of Fiction Magazines)
- Georgian Newspaper Project
- Girl's Own Paper
- Godey's Lady's Book
- Ilustrated London News
- Internet Library of Early Journals
- Making of America Journals
- Nineteenth-Century American Children & What They Read: Magazines
- Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition
- Peeps into the Past
- Penny Magazine Online Home Page
- QR Electronic Texts (Quarterly Review)
- The Belfast Newsletter Index
- The Bijou Gift Book for 1828
- The British Colonist 1858-1910
- The Curran Index to Wellesley Index Revisions
- The Ladies
- The Occident and American Jewish Advocate
- The Quarterly Review Archive
- The Scotsman Archive
- The Spectator Text Project
- The Yellow Nineties Online
- UB Bielefeld: Zeitschriften der Aufklärung
Fiction
- A Guide to Irish Fiction, Digital Version
- A Taste of Horton - A selection of items from the Horton Collection of Children's Material
- Beyond Renault: Alexander the Great in fiction 1920 - Present
- British Fiction 1800-1829
- British Juvenile Story Papers and Pocket Libraries Index
- Chawton House Library: Novels-On-Line
- CHILDE project - Children's Historical Literature Disseminated throughout Europe
- Children's Literature Collection (University of Surrey Roehampton)
- Cotsen Children's Library, Princeton University
- Crime Thru Time
- Crimeculture
- Cyclopedia of Ghost Story Writers
- Early American Fiction, 1789-1875
- Early Canadiana Online
- Frankenstein Collation (1818 and 1831 editions)
- Gaslight
- Ghost Story Writers
- Gothic Labyrinth
- HistFiction.net
- Historische Romane über das alte Rom
- HorrorMasters
- House of Beadle and Adams (Dime Novels)
- Internet Speculative Fiction DataBase
- IU Lilly Library Chapbook collection
- KidPrint
- Literature for Children
- Nineteenth Century Novels Home Page
- Penny Dreadfuls
- Projekt "Historischer Roman" (German Historical Novels Project)
- Romantic Prose Fiction
- Shaping the Values of Youth: Sunday School Books in 19th Century America
- Tartarus Press Supernatural Fiction Database
- Text in Transit
- The Baldwin Project (children's fiction)
- The Detective and the Toga
- The English Novel, 1830-36
- The Gothic Literature Page
- The Historical Novel Society: The Place for New Historical Fiction, The Historical Novel Society: The Place for New Historical Fiction
- The Literary Gothic
- The Novel in Europe, 1670-1730
- The Street & Smith Dime Collection (Syracuse University)
- Uchronia: The Alternate History List
- Victorian Short Fiction Project
- Westminster Detective Library
- Women's Genre Fiction
- Wright American Fiction (1851-1875)
Poetry
- American Verse Project (University of Michigan)
- Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
- British Poetry 1780-1910 (University of Virginia)
- Early Stuart Libels
- Emerging from Absence: An Archive of Japan in English-Language Verse, ed. David Ewick & Irene De Angelis
- Enchanting Ruin: Tintern Abbey and Romantic Tourism in Wales - Introduction
- English Broadside Ballad Archive
- EnglishVerse.com
- Leeds Verse Database (BCMSV)
- Representative Poetry On-line
- Spenser and the Tradition: English Poetry 1579-1830
- The Poetess Archive: Poetry by Women and Men, British and American, writing in the Poetess Tradition, 1785-1900
- The Poetry of the Gentleman’s Magazine, 1731-1800
- Victorian Poets and Poetry (Bucknell University)
Fine Arts
- Kate Greenaway
- 19th Century Actors Photographs
- Andy's Early Comics Archive
- ARC International - The Art Renewal Center
- Art of the Print
- ArtLex Art Dictionary
- ArtServe
- BBC - Your Paintings
- Beazley Archive (Classical Arts)
- Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery Pre-Raphaelite Online Resource
- British Museum - Pictorial Art Collection Database
- British Printed Images to 1700
- Cartoon Centre Catalogue
- Cartoon Cornucopia (LOC)
- Children's Book Illustrators
- Christian Iconography
- CLARA (Database of Women Artists)
- Collage: Corporation of London Libraries and Guildhall Art Gallery
- Collins Collection of Irish Political Cartoons
- Colour Prints by George Baxter
- Correspondence of William Henry Fox Talbot
- Cruikshank Artwork at Princeton University Library
- Database of Mid-Victorian Illustration
- Dictionary of Art Historians
- Digital Archive of European Architecture
- Early Photographically Illustrated Books - Victorian photographs
- EIKON Image Database
- Exhibition Culture
- Exhibitions of the Royal Photographic Society 1870-1915
- Exposed: The Victorian Nude (Tate)
- Fashion Plate Collection (University of Washington)
- Gender, Literature, and Art
- Glossary of 18th Century Costume Terminology
- Government Art Collection (UK)
- Great Caricatures
- Hale Scrapbook
- Hogarth: The Site for Research on William Hogarth
- Illustrated Books 1780-1830 (Penn)
- Illustrating Scott
- Images of England
- Images of Prayer, Politics, and Everyday Life From the Harry and Branka Sondheim Jewish Heritage Collection
- Impressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives, 1840 -1860
- Index of Christian Art
- James Gillray (Princeton)
- John Johnson Collection of Political Prints (VADS)
- John Leech Cartoon Archives 1841-1864
- John Tenniel and the American Civil War
- John William Waterhouse
- John William Waterhouse (another site)
- Lewis Walpole Library Digital Collection
- LizzieSiddal.com
- Mausolea and Monuments Trust
- Mezzotint Satires
- Napoleonic Satires
- National Maritime Museum Prints & Drawings
- National Portrait Gallery
- NIKI: Photo Study Collection of the Dutch University Institute for Art History in Florence
- Nineteenth-Century British Art
- Oxford Portraits
- Photographs Exhibited in Britain 1839 -1865
- Photographs Exhibited in Britain 1839 -1865
- Phryne (Painting 1816-1914)
- Pockets of History (VADS)
- Prints from the Curzon Collection: Images of Napoleon and British Fears of Invasion, 1789 - 1815
- Shakespeare Illustrated
- Simeon Solomon Research Archive
- Sir John Tenniel (Lewis Carroll engravings)
- SPIRO, Architecture Visual Resources Library Image Database
- The Art of John William Waterhouse (1849-1917)
- The Bible and the Visual Imagination
- The Daguerreian Society
- The Elements of Drawing (John Ruskin's teaching collection)
- The Political Cartoon Society
- The Pre-Raphaelite Critic
- The Print and The Book
- The Regency Fashion Page
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- The Scrap Album - Victorian Greeting Cards, Valentines and Scraps
- The Sister Arts - British Gardening, Painting, & Poetry 1700-1832
- Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)
- Vanity Fair
- Victoria and Albert Museum: Digital Collections
- Victorian and Edwardian Photographs - Carte de Visite
- Victorian Art and Design
- Victorian Art in Britain
- Victorian Studio Portrait Photograph Collection
- ViewFinder (English Heritage)
- Visual Arts Data Service - NICE Paintings
- Waddesdon Manor: Rothschild Trade Card Collection
- Walker Art Gallery (19th Century Gallery)
Philosophy and Religion
- Ann Griffiths Digital Website
- Bibledex - Expert videos about every book in the Bible
- Catholic Heritage
- Irish Penal Laws
- John Foxe - Acts and Monuments (OSU)
- AdHoc Image and Text Database (History of Christianity)
- Isaac Mayer Wise Digital Archive
- The 1662 Book of Common Prayer Website
- John Foxe's Book of Martyrs
- Unitarian Historical Society
- Digital Quaker Collection
- The Clergy of the Church of England Database 1540-1835: Home
- Jewish Communities & Records: UK
- Cyberhymnal
- Orestes Brownson Society
- Methodist Archives and Research Centre: Biographical Index
- Joseph Butler
- THE PHILOSOPHICAL LEXICON
- The Revealer
- Anglo-Jewish Archives Database (University of Southampton)
- The Jewish Historical Society of England
- Anglo-Jewish Miscellanies
- Project Canterbury (Anglican)
- Internet Theology Resources (Catholic)
- Guide to Philosophy on the Internet
- The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- The Origins of Comparative Religion: Bernard and Picart's Religious Ceremonies and Customs of All the Peoples of the World (1723-1743)
- Who were the Nuns
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Yes! (At least tweet posts so we can share them about easily)
Posted by: Jonathan Dresner | August 23, 2011 at 07:42 PM
If you do, I will follow you! If not, I understand.
Posted by: pat | August 23, 2011 at 08:42 PM
ps The verb is "to tweet."
Posted by: pat | August 23, 2011 at 08:43 PM
Yes, I should use the proper verb :)
Posted by: Miriam | August 23, 2011 at 08:59 PM
Yes!
Posted by: Jason | August 23, 2011 at 09:14 PM
Some of your best posts are well over 140 characters, though.
Posted by: Mr Punch | August 23, 2011 at 09:39 PM
To quote myself quoting someone else: “What can be said in 140 characters is either trivial or abridged; in the first case it would be better not to say it at all, and in the second case it would be better to give it the space it deserves.”
Posted by: jseliger.com | August 24, 2011 at 03:01 AM
It has its uses.
Posted by: nbm | August 28, 2011 at 01:02 PM
What's the point? Who wants to read a narrative of short interspersed off topic sentences? If I want that, I can always open ICMP debug mode and get all the real web gossip.
Posted by: Kaleberg | August 28, 2011 at 05:27 PM
No thanks
Posted by: Kerry NZ | September 01, 2011 at 01:14 AM
Yes do! It's useful for expanding audience, driving traffic to blog, other sites, etc. You'd be a natural.
Posted by: Benjamin L Clark | September 08, 2011 at 01:48 PM
PS, you can find me @BLClark and lots of other biblio friends too.
Posted by: Benjamin L Clark | September 08, 2011 at 01:48 PM