19th Century British Pamphlets


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Inhalt :: Content Online-Service mit Zugang zu einer Sammlung von Primärquellen zur britischen Geschichte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Die Sammlung beinhaltet ca. 26.000 historische Flugblätter und -schriften, die ursprünglich zwischen 1800 und 1900 veröffentlicht wurden, und die die politischen, sozialen, technologischen und ökologischen Themen dokumentieren, die das Großbritannien des 19. Jahrhunderts geprägt haben. Flugschriften waren damals das wichtigste Medium für politische, religiöse und soziale Auseinandersetzungen, da sie günstiger und schneller zu drucken waren als Bücher. Die Dokumente stammen aus den Spezialsammlungen von sieben führenden britischen Universitäten, darunter University of Bristol, Durham University, University of Leeds, LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science), University of Manchester, Newcastle University und UCL (University College London).	Verzeichnis der enthaltenen Titel
Verlag :: Publisher JSTOR
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Verlagsinformation :: Publisher's information 19th Century British Pamphlets brings together nearly 26,000 digitized pamphlets—more than one million pages—documenting the political, social, technological, and environmental issues that shaped 19th-century Britain. Made accessible through JSTOR, this collection preserves key works that fueled public debate during a transformative era. About 19th Century British Pamphlets The 19th Century British Pamphlets collection unites the most significant holdings from research libraries across the United Kingdom, providing scholars with a comprehensive primary source for studying the period’s social, political, and economic change. These pamphlets from seven major U.K. universities—digitized by BOPCRIS at the University of Southampton—capture the intellectual and political energy of the era. Each page has been faithfully reproduced to preserve ist annotations, corrections, and the texture of the original printed works, offering scholars and students a vivid record of 19th-century thought and reform. Why it matters This collection represents one of the richest sources of primary materials for understanding the public discourse of 19th-century Britain. It enables researchers, educators, and students to study pivotal historical movements—from industrialization and empire to reform and abolition—through the voices of those who shaped them. Collection highlights Nearly 26,000 pamphlets spanning the 16th to 19th centuries 66 sub-collections contributed by universities and research libraries across the U.K. Highlighted collections: Wilson Anti-Slavery Collection LSE Selected Pamphlets Foreign and Commonwealth Office Collection Knowsley Pamphlet Collection Cowen Tracts Platform features and tools 19th Century British Pamphlets is available on JSTOR’s Primary Sources platform, which enhances usability and discoverability. Users can: Search across all pamphlets or within individual collections View pamphlet thumbnails and navigate with an interactive timeline Explore linked content across JSTOR’s archival journal and book collections Access clear labeling that recognizes the contributions of RLUK, JISC, and the seven participating U.K. libraries This integration ensures that the entire corpus can be explored seamlessly alongside other JSTOR resources for interdisciplinary research. Global collaboration and partnerships The 19th Century British Pamphlets project is the result of collaboration between Research Libraries U.K. (RLUK) and the JISC Digitisation Programme, with funding from the Higher Education Funding Councils for England and Wales. Contributing U.K. universities: Durham University London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Newcastle University University College London University of Bristol University of Liverpool RLUK unites 29 major U.K. research libraries, fostering shared access to knowledge for national and international research communities. JISC Digitisation Programme supports the preservation and accessibility of heritage and scholarly resources across media—from pamphlets to newspapers, maps, and archives—making them freely available for education and research. Together, these initiatives ensure that the pamphlets remain open and accessible for non-commercial educational and research institutions in the United Kingdom.