Gale Primary Sources: Archives Unbound This link opens in a new window Explore a collection of primary sources from the American Art-Union dating from 1838 to 1860. The collection includes minutes of annual committee meetings, a register of works of art, letters addressed to the union, letterpress books, and newspaper clippings.
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It comprises more than 13 million pages of historical documents, with coverage from the medieval period to the new millennium. Varying in document types, the broad options include government documents, monographs, newspapers and correspondence sources
from major research libraries, including the British Library, U.S. and U.K. National Archives and the Library of Congress. Supporting multi-disciplinary research in history and political science, these 260 unique primary source collections have particular research area strengths in Britain and Empire; European Colonialism in Africa and Asia; Irish History; Nazism and the Holocaust; 20th century politics and society in the Gulf and North Africa; Arab/Israeli relations; US Foreign policy, FBI files and Civil Rights movements. |
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