The University of Florida's Smathers Libraries' subject specialists have created one of the most extensive listings of Internet Resources covering all academic disciplines. A variety of History Sourcebooks covering many periods and regions in world history can be found through the links on John Halsall's Internet Medieval Sourcebook main page. Project Muse offers online access to the complete texts of articles in the most recent issues of many major journals, covering most disciplines. Guide to Philosophy on the Internet offers access to immense resources, with a search engine.
Bibliomania offers etexts of many major works.
Or go directly to their exhaustive Literature section. The Library of Congress Main Page gives you access to a vast array of materials, mostly American, with some big exhibitions from other libraries, including the Vatican Library, while its Gateway allows you to consult the Library of Congress and many other US library catalogues . Columbia University's guide arranged either by language or by subject . At the foot of H-France 's home page is a list of links to resources about France , including History , etexts , and art . In Augsburg, Biblioteca Augustana offers a selection of important texts by major writers in Greek, Latin, English, French, German.