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Good morning, your booknesses
I've got the income tax blues.
This is cool, the SILS Art Image Browser. The prelimainary pages are kind of dull, but hang in there. Click on Browse the database. From there decide how you want to browse, then dig in. Lots of stuff.
It seems obvious, but have you checked out the Library of Congress Website? Make sure that you click on exhibitions.
The next obvious thing? Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Look, the Internet Public Library.
Coming to you, all the way from the Keele University in the UK American Literature an offramp of the American StudieS Information Super Turnpike: ASSIST.
The Library of Congress National Digital Library Program and the Manuscript Division announce the second and final release of The Thomas Jefferson Papers at the Library of Congress on the American Memory Collections Web site.
Ever since I visited Monticello in 1964 on a tour with the Boy Scouts for the National Jamboree I've had an interest in Thomas Jefferson. This website is really great. Make sure you at least look at the Thomas Jefferson Time Line: Selected Highlights. You'll need a javascript enabled browser.
A good book on Jefferson: Thomas Jefferson: An Intimate History, by Fawn M. Brodie.
Thanks  Wes for this link: Freedom--Or Copyright?
Legal link, Committee Report - House Rpt. 105-796 -DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT. Okay. . . .
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