Welcome! The resources, which are provided below, contain primary source material in the form of electronic texts, manuscripts, or other unique data for your research needs. As more links are added, categories will be established to aid in your search. If you know of other sites not listed here that fit this description, please e-mail me and I will be glad to add it to the list. The links for contact are listed below.

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	The Declaration of Independence	Transcipt.
	The Constitution of the United States of America	Transcript.
	Documents for the Study of U.S. History	A wonderful collection of U.S. Documents all in one place!
	U.S. Historical Documents	Another great collection of documents. Surely, you will find what your looking for here.
	American Memory From the Library of Congress	A fantastic resource! Contains documents, maps, photos, sound recordings, even motion pictures.
	A Hypertext of American History	Contains essays, texts, and biographies from the colonial period until modern times. Must see!
	U.S. History Out Loud	A small collection of audio files from famous speeches mady by Churchill, Roosevelt, & others.
	Electronic Text Center at the Univ. of VA	Excellent collection of texts. Subjects include: African Americans, Native Americans, Thomas Jefferson, & the Civil War.
	Archiving Early America	Historic documents from 18th century America.
	The Sixties Project & The Viet Nam Generation, Inc.	Thousands of articles relating to 1960's America. Fully searchable database.
	Douglass Archives of American Public Address	Wow! Fully seachable database of speeches made throughout U.S. history and their related documents.
	The American Civil War	A great collection of documents, books, & other information!
	The American Civil War Homepage	A very comprehensive collection of links to primary souce material on the subject.
	Thomas Jefferson Online	Everything from the first draft of the Declaration of Independence to the Louisana Purchase can be found here under the "archives" link.
	Project Whistlestop	Harry S. Truman Presidential Library Digital Archive Project. Browse his diaries, letters, and all documentation pertaining to his presidency.
	Dwight D. Eisenhower Library	The Manuscript Archives section provides information on the reference function of the Library as well as information for those interested in conducting primary source research.
	Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum	View F. D. R's Safe Files. This site is still under construction but many of the text files are available.
	The Alaska Goldrush	Contains many original images of photographs and documents of the gold rush and the migration to Alaska. Be sure to click the small link "North to Alaska" for the best of the collection.
	Texas, Texans, and the Alamo: An Online Exhibit	The Center for American History at the Univ. of Texas presents its collection of books, manuscript collections, maps, newspapers, and other materials that document the historical development of Texas from Spanish colonization to the present day. Among its holdings are these items relating to Anglo-American settlement, the Texas Revolution, and the Texas Republic.
	Excerpts from Slave Narratives	An excellent collection of transcripts taken from authentic letters and journals of slaves and others from that era.

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