This Georgetown site provides texts, journals, bibliographies, professional information, pedagogical resources and reviews on medieval literature and culture. A page of links for Late Medieval and Renaissance Studies. This fabulous list is updated often with calls for papers, subscriptions and other information on eighteenth century studies. It provides links to historical resources, etexts mostly english, essays, professional societies and discussion groups, course syllabi, and HomePages of other people working on the eighteenth century. An enormous list of texts from this century, courtesy of Tennessee Bob from the University of Tennessee at Martin.
Many texts are actually available to be read on the Internet.
This becomes useful if you do not have a copy available, if you just need to check a quotation, or if you would like your students to read something, but you do not want to require them to buy the book. This page gives links to all kinds of resources on the WWW having to do with books including electronic texts, publishers, authors, bookstores, libraries, etc. The on-line source for study abroad information. A list of CU Boulder programs in and about Belgium, Brussels, France, Southeastern France, French higher education, Annecy, Paris and Rennes. Also links to other valuable Belgian and French resources.