Contains unique and extremely rare eighteenth century periodicals between 1685 and 1835. Subjects include class and social structure, domestic and foreign affairs, colonialism & empire, literature, drama, theater, music, economics, the industrial revolution, slavery, and much more.
More than 100,000 of the most important early English law case.
The resources listed here are not the only ones available. Many others are in print or microform and can be found by searching library catalogs, like CMU's library catalog, or Worldcat, a database of library holding though out the world (though mainly U. S.). Use some of these terms combined with your topic. For this class, sources might be the best bet.
personal narratives
diaries
sources
correspondence
interviews
pamphlets
speeches
early works to 1800
For example:
witches and sources
occult and sources
It's best to have the term sources, etc. searched as a subject to get the most relevant materials.
There are also additional primary sources listed at:
