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Warwick’s Centre for the Study of the Renaissance


ELECTRONIC TEXTS

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's on-line first edition of Shakespeare.
Early English Books Online
The E-Text Center at the University of Virginia
EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe
The Montaigne Project
The Perdita Project
Digitized MSS from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Project Bartleby Archive
On-line full text versions of selected books.


LISTSERVS

Ficino
An interdisciplinary Renaissance listserv.
H-Albion
The H-Net discussion network for British and Irish history.
The Milton-L home page
Shaksper
The global electronic Shakespeare conference.
SHARP-L
The electronic conference for the history of print culture.


JOURNALS

Early Modern Culture
An electronic seminar. An interactive, on-line journal for conversation and exchange.
Early Modern Literary Studies:
An on-line refereed journal for scholarly discussion and research.
Exemplaria:
A journal of theory in Medieval and Renaissance studies.
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