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| Profile of the English poet comprising a biography, a chronology (1795 1821), examples of his poetry including the odes of 1819 and a selection of sonnets, portraits of himself and his family, and transcripts of letters written to Fanny Brawne among others. A critique of his work is also presented, with opinions from various sources. | |
| Full text of Woman in White by Victorian mystery writer Wilkie Collins (1824 1889). | ||
| Full text of the classic English novel Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (1818 1848). | ||
| Full text of the novel Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackary (1811 1863). | ||
| Full text of Emily Dickinson's verse, with a short preface by Mabel Loomis Todd. | ||
| Resources for reading, studying, and teaching the novels of Charles Dickens and his era. Includes classroom activities, critical articles and readers' theatre scripts. | ||
| An example of how hypertext can assist literary studies. | ||
| Biography, selected poems and bibliography of English writer Anne Bronte. | ||
| Full text of The Chimes, by Victorian author Charles Dickens (1812 1870). | ||
| Magazine for readers of English and American literature, providing access to critical articles published on the Web. Offers a 'Guide to 19th Century English Literature' arranged by author, and includes articles on plagiarism and online publishing. | ||
| Full text of The Mill on the Floss by Victorian novelist George Eliot (1819 1880). | ||
| Full text of Shelley's poems, with a biographical sketch and introductory notes by George Edward Woodberry. | ||
| Full text of Keats' poems, with an introduction and notes by Francis Palgrave. Includes an index of first lines. | ||
| Full text of the novel Frankenstein, written during the English Romantic era by Mary Shelley (1797 1851). | ||
| Full text of The Cricket on the Hearth by Charles Dickens (1812 1870). | ||
| Full text of The Voyage of the Beagle, describing Charles Darwin's voyage from St. Jago and the Cape de Verd Islands to Mauritius and back to England. | ||
| Collection of literary works by Victorian mystery writer Wilkie Collins (1824 1889), including short stories, novels, and books of short stories. Titles include A Rogue's Life, The Black Robe, Fatal Fortune and The Frozen Deep. | ||
| Full text of Victorian novel The Way of All Flesh, by Samuel Butler (1835 1902). | ||
| Full text of Wordsworth's poetry, from Lucy Gray to The Prelude and To a Sky Lark. Provides a chronological index and an index of first lines. | ||
| Jane Austen's writings in electronic form. | ||
| Full text of Victorian novel, A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens (1812 1870). | ||
| Collection of resources associated with the scholarly study of the nineteenth century in Britain. Features information on archives for locating manuscript material, libraries and bibliographies for finding printed materials, planning research trips, journals, discussion lists and other online resources. | ||
| A selection of full text novels written by Charles Dickens (1812 1870) during the Victorian era, including Great Expectations, Dombey and Son, The Pickwick Papers, Martin Chuzzlewit, Nicholas Nickleby, and A Tale of Two Cities. | ||
| Full text of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, by Anne Bronte (1820 1849) | ||
| Recreation of a 19th century popular anthology of illustrated poetry and prose. Includes scholarly commentary and an annotated transcription of Letitia Landon's Verses and William Wordsworth's The Country Girl. | ||
| Project to create a multimedia hypertext archive of the works of the Pre Raphaelite poet and painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882), which aims to hold a digital image of every textual and pictorial document relevant to the study of Rossetti. | ||
| Full text of The Moostone by Victorian mystery writer Wilkie Collins (1824 1889). | ||
| Biographical information about the English writer describing his upbringing, his influence on Christmas tradition, and his visit to America in 1842. An alphabetical listing of Dickensian characters is provided, along with a selection of illustrations, and a timeline tracing his life from 1812 to 1870. | ||
| Information about the Victorian writer Mrs Gaskell (1810 65). Includes electronic texts of her works, an articles on Gaskell Studies and the Internet, a biography, details of The Gaskell Society, portraits and illustrations. | ||
| Full text of novels by Jane Austen (1775 1817), including Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, with a selective chronology and index of characters. | ||
| Offers information on the museum which is housed in Austen's former home in Chawton, Hampshire. Outlines the history of the author's life, and provides details of museum opening times, travel directions, and links to a number of Jane Austen societies throughout the world. | ||
| Directory of resources on Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844 89), including links to societies, conferences, teaching resources, books and book reviews, critical essays, an interactive concordance, and collections of his poetry. | ||
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