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This page contains a short list of links to various websites that you may find useful
in your studies. |
Clouston & Hall are a great source for Academic Remainders for students. They
have all sorts of books that are either out of print or difficult to get.
And while they are based in Australia, they source their books from all over
the world, and they deliver worldwide. And whether you live in Australia
or not, you can email them and ask to be placed on their email list, so every
month you will recieve notice of their latest catologue of books. Just click
on the banner above to visit their website. |
Some good sites to find History and Politics related documents are shown below.
These links are just a very few of the many such links to be found on the
web. Many of the sites below have links to yet more sites. European History: The Internet Modern History Sourcebook. Euro Docs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe. American (US) History: AMDOCS: Documents for the study of American History. A Chronology of US Historical Documents. US Diplomatic History Resources Index. Australia: National Library of Australia. World War I & II The World War I Document Archive. The Avalon Project: World War II Documents. Documents of WW II. Interwar Period: 1918 - 1939. The Internet Public Library. |
Another great place to find good research material, especially on the US and international
current affairs, is the website of an American current affairs television
program called The News Hour. This program is one of the very best of
its type I have ever watched, and of a standard very few others will ever match.
It focuses primarily on politics, both US and global, but doesn't simply
report the issues, it analyses them in depth. What is impressive about
it, is that it also takes an historical perspective to the issues it analyses. The website itself contains transcripts of many of the interviews and reports shown on its television program. Their website can be found at: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/home.html |
A good site on Australian current affairs, not including Australian Newspaper websites, is the ABC Online website. |
