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FindArticles.com - FindArticles has the   text of articles from about 500 print periodicals with coverage back to 1998,   and usage is completely free of charge. While some of the more popular magazines   aren't included on FindArticles, the collection is broad enough to be useful   for many topics. It's no substitute for most library article archives; however,   it can be a great resource for simple article searching.

INFOMINE - INFOMINE is a virtual library   of Internet resources. It contains useful tools such as databases, electronic   journals, electronic books, bulletin boards, mailing lists, online library card   catalogs, articles, and directories of researchers. It functions similarly to   a search engine except that the results are limited to academic sites and resources.   Be advised that not all resources it supplies are free of charge, but many that   are fee-related can be found at your local library or university.

Internet History Sourcebooks -   This Website offers a collection of public domain and copy permitted historical   texts. Topics include ancient, medieval, modern, women's, and Islamic history   among others. So whether you're looking for ancient Greek texts or information   on everyday life in 17th century France, these sourcebooks can provide a valuable   and timesaving resource.

Internet Public Library - The Internet Public   Library is the first public library of and for the internet community. The library   is a collection of online resources that are organized by subject, everything   from accounting to social sciences. This Web-based library features standard   library services such as reference, cataloging, educational outreach, exhibits,   government documents, special collections and archives, serials, and online-only   services such as a list of blogs. It can be a great place to start your research   as the librarians who created it have spent a great deal of time organizing   and finding the best internet resources for your use.

Intute - Intute provides access to Web-based   resources for science, technology, arts, humanities, and social sciences. The   database contains well over 100,000 records and continues to grow. Subject experts   review old records regularly to ensure that information is as current as possible.

Librarians Internet Index - The Librarians Internet   Index is a Website created and maintained by a group of librarians, very similar   to the Internet Public Library. It has a searchable directory of Internet resources,   over 3,000 total, on a wide variety of topics. While originally created to focus   on the state of California, the site has evolved to cover a much wider area.

Library of Congress - Most people   have heard of the Library of Congress, but few realize the amount of information   it offers online. The American Memory Collection contains a wealth of materials   on American history including thousands of photos, maps, documents, and even   sheet music. In addition, the site offers online exhibits, and if you can't   find what you're looking for there is online resource to ask a librarian. For   anyone interested in American history, the Library of Congress is an invaluable   resource that can provide you with a wealth of information not available anywhere   else.

Perseus Digital Library - This digital   library provides information on the ancient world, including archaeology, atlas,   texts and translations as well as English Renaissance and the American Civil   War. Not all the resources are in English, in fact a majority of the ancient   texts remain in their original language. You can however, limit your search   to only resources available in a given language.

Project Gutenberg - Project   Gutenberg, aptly named after the inventor of the movable type printer, provides   web access to over 20,000 books. It is the largest collection of free books   on the internet. Works include everything from "The Notebooks of Leonardo   Da Vinci" to A History of China by Wolfram Eberhard. If you still   can't seem to find a text, the site links up with other free online providers,   giving you access to over 100,000 books in total. If you don't have time to   make a trip to the library, Project Gutenberg can be a great way to access books   without leaving the house.

Research Guide for Students - This   Website might not appear to be much at first, as the layout is bare bones; but   it's actually an extremely good resource for researchers. It provides guidelines   for the technical aspects of writing a paper such as layout and style guides   as well as a plethora of links to other research resources on just about every   topic imaginable. And for those writing about classic literature, it also provides   resources that are work-specific.

U.S. Government Manual   - If you're looking for any information about the finer points of U.S. Government,   your best bet for research is the U.S. Government Manual. It provides comprehensive   information on the agencies of the legislative, judicial, and executive branches   as well as semi-official agencies, international organizations in which the   United States participates, and boards, commissions, and committees. It also   includes the basics of U.S. governmental documents: the Declaration of Independence   and the Constitution.

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