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http://www.civilwarletters.com
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Letters from an Iowa Soldier in the Civil War, Description: An affecting and unusual resource, this site maintains a collection of letters written by Newton Scott, a private in the 36th Infantry, Iowa Volunteers, during the Civil War. During the three years he served, Scott wrote letters to his sweetheart and parents. Here the letters are transcribed as written, without changes to the spelling or punctuation. Also included are Scott's service record, his obituary, and links to other Civil War information on the Net. This simple site is well designed and adds a very personal note to the many Civil War resources already available. Congratulations to William Scott Proudfoot, a librarian at West Valley College in Saratoga, California, who says he developed the project just "to see if I could do it!"
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http://www.octavo.com
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Octavo, Description: An ambitious effort to sell online digital reproductions of rare books in Adobe's PDF format. The books aren't cheap, but the samples are spectacular, and worth looking at just to see what's possible. The digitized books may include transcriptions, translations, and other commentary.
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http://www.spj.org
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: The Electronic Journalist, Description: The Society of Professional Journalist's site includes an online version of Quill (SPJ's monthly magazine), a code of journalistic ethics, and a list of resources on Freedom of Information issues. The site also includes pointers to journalism publications and news media online. 9
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http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Electronic Poetry Center, Description: A collection of links to Internet poetry resources, compiled by Kenneth Sherwood and Loss Glazier of the University of Buffalo. Local resources include the RIF/T poetry journal, "An Electronic Space for Poetry, Prose, and Poetics." Poetry enthusiasts should check out the sound room, an archive of sound art, spoken word poetry, audio hypermedia, and arts radio broad-casts, some in RealPlayer format. 9
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu/books.html
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The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: The Online Books Page, Description: John Mark Ockerbloom, in conjunction with the Universal Library Project at Carnegie Mellon Uni-versity, maintains this excellent resource of more than 6,000 English works, available free of charge. Texts that appear here are either free of copyright restrictions or have been permitted by the copyright holder to appear for noncommer-cial use. Browse by author, subject, or title. Links are provided to books in progress and the Internet Public Library.
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http://www.bartleby.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Bartleby.com, Description: This site bills itself as, “The preeminent publisher ofliterature, reference and verse providing students,researchers and the intellectually curious with unlim-ited access to books and information on the web, freeof charge. ”
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http://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Gesamtverzeichnis der griechischen Papyrusurkunden Aegyptens, Description: This is an index of dated Greek papyri from Egypt, arranged by century. The contents of the documents are not included, but standard papy-rological abbreviations point to the printed literature in German.
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http://www.eserver.org
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Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: The English Server, Description: The brainchild of Carnegie Melon University, and now run by the University of Washington, Eserver is home to a massive academic collection of over 29,000 published works in the arts and humanities. The site is dedicated to presenting quality works which can be shared by scholars, authors, artists or the casual reader. Some 42 collections are quite diverse, ranging from 18th century literary criticism to rhetoric to web design. The volunteer-run site is ad-free and also includes audio and video recordings.
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http://www.columbia.edu/acis/bartleby/strunk
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The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Elements of Style, Description: The original 1918 edition of William Strunk's classic guide to effective writing, brought to the Web by Columbia University's Project Bartleby. Strunk focuses on the basics; the heart of the book consists of the chapters "Elementary Rules of Usage" and "Elementary Principles of Compo-sition."
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http://www.lib.umich.edu/libhome/rrs/classes/classmed.html
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Selected Internet Resources for Classical and Medieval Studies, Description: This is a helpful directory with several pointers to classical studies web sites and projects, from the University of Michigan. •
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