- All the Year 'Round - - Life during the nineteenth century, including fashion, manners and etiquette, and transport.
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- Almacks - - A personal homepage containing texts from the Nineteenth Century in English, German and Dutch.
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- The Birth of Modern Europe - - Traces the development of European culture from the Revolutions of 1848 to the start of World War I, focusing on three modern metropolises: London, Paris and Vienna.
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- Chautauqua Institution - - Explore the beginnings and growth of this institution, the experience of its utopian space and summer program.
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- Child Labour - - Features biographies and entries on reformers, supporters, laborers, working conditions, and other things related to child labor in Britain.
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- The Complete Victorian - - Portal to everyday life in Victorian Britain, including such items as recipes, articles about social customs, facts about clothing and decorating, and a timeline of Victorian events.
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- The Gentleman's Page - - A practical guide to attire, etiquette, and other social topics for the 19th Century American man.
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- Heritage Square - - A mid-1800s crossroads community in the upstate New York village of Ontario with tours and activities.
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- Lady Duttie's Just Victorian - - Transport back to the Victorian age, and learn the "proper" etiquette that was employed in that time period for tea, balls, supper, and other events.
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- Letters of a Victorian Lady - Ada E Leslie - - Letters home from a governess on her travels between 1883 and 1894 before settling in Burma. Her employers included the future Kaiser Wilhelm and the future Queen Sophia of Greece.
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- Making of America - - A digital library of primary sources in 19th-century American social history from the antebellum period through Reconstruction.
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- Malachite's Big Hole - - Dedicated to the arts, skills and lore of the Mountain Man, and is intended to be a resource for all aspects of life in the mountains and the men who lived there.
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- Mason-Dixon Line's Civil War Recipes - - From recipes that please the palate to those that heal an ailment, authentic recipes from a first edition collection of 19th century literature.
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- Rebellion - - Web documentary on John Horse and the Black Seminoles, maroon allies of Seminole Indians who led the largest slave rebellion in U.S. history.
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- The Regency Plume Newsletter - - To enrich the reader's knowledge of the period and to aid authors who are setting books within that time frame in their quest for historical accuracy.
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- Slave Ship Trouvadore - - Describes a shipwreck, and survival of crewmen and on-board Africans bound for slavery in 1841 near The Bahamas includes past history, cultural influences, and mysteries about the incident.
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- Victorian Links - - Links to Victorian history, literature, architecture and religion.
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- Victorian Medicine - - A comprehensive study by Henry Hattemer of professional and traditional medicinal practices, practitioners, scientific theory, and health trends in England between the years 1830 and 1910.
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- Waterford's Wars - - Explore the etiquette, dress, food, games and dance of Victorian society.
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