18th Century: Extensive links to resources.
18th Century History: A portal for the age starting with the Glorious Revolution and ending with the July Revolution, provides a timeline and feature articles on society, lifestyle, famous figures, and significant events.
American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies: An interdisciplinary group dedicated to the advancement of scholarship in all aspects of the period, from the later seventeenth through the early nineteenth century.
Bacup Times: A continually building information resource on the history during the turn of the 19th century and onwards with images.
C18-L - Resources for 18th-Century Studies Across the Disciplines: An interdisciplinary bibliography.
Country Pleasures in the 18th Century: A information filled tour of the Castle of Amerdingen with images.
Eighteenth Century England: History research projects created by and for literature students at the University of Michigan.
Eighteenth-Century Chronology: Important milestones in arts, science, and politics listed year by year from 1660 to 1800.
Eighteenth-Century Studies: Archive collection of novels, plays, memoirs, treatises and poems of the period along with modern criticism.
Eighteenth-Century Thought: An international, interdisciplinary annual founded for the purpose of supporting study of early modern thought by publishing research pertinent to the fields of philosophy, natural philosophy, medicine, law, historiography, political theory, religion, economics, and the human sciences.
Essays: By Donald Stark on eighteenth century European political and intellectual history.
Exploring History and the American Frontier Cultures of the 18th Century: Step back in time to the 18th Century, when American Indians' and Europeans' lives were closely guided by nature by learning skills and enjoying history and nature through drama, tracking and primitive ways.
Leading Events in the Philippines: Brief chronology.
Pierre Marteau's Publishing House - Cologne: Articles and critical studies about books and publications in late 17th and early 18th century including links to resources.
Political Change and Conflict - Age of Revolutions: World History Course with emphasis on how revolutions occur.
Recollections of An Old Soldier - The Life of Captain David Perry: A soldier of the French and Revolutionary Wars containing many extraordinary occurrences relating to his own private history, and an account of some interesting events in the history of the times in which he lived, no-where else recorded.
Resources for the Study of the 18th Century at Northwestern University Library: Online collection and resources.
The American Weekly Mercury: Transcriptions of selected issues of Philadelphia's first newspaper, and provides information about early newspapers and their operation, biographies, and related links.
The Dictionary of Sensibility: General introduction, term list, and source and critical bibliographies.
The Enlightenment: An article about the history and heritage of the movement, covering England, America and the struggle in Europe.
The Great Awakening: A movement rooted in spiritual growth which brought national identity to Colonial America.
The Jay Treaty of 1794: Detailed chronology of events.
The Salacious Historian's Lair: An impressive site containing information on both the French and English Baroque periods.
The Spanish Succession: Features a timeline, European politics, warfare, economics, and a forum.
Where American History Begins: Brief essays on newspaper coverage of early American history.
