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The Camelot Project, in my opinion, is the best website on medieval romances available right now. It provides a complete link to the TEAMS Middle English texts, which is the e-text version of all works of medieval literature published by Western Michigan University. The Camelot Project also has links to post-medieval reworkings of Arthurian legends, as well as many helpful and interesting articles written by professors and students in Rochester. Moreover, this web site is very well maintained--the latest update was done in August 2008. Anyone that has an interest in Arthurian romances but do not know what to read or where to start should check out this web site.

URL : http://www.lib.rochester.edu/camelot/cphome.stm

Keyword(s) : Literature, Medieval, Literature, Medieval, Study and teaching

English Literature->Poetry->By period->Medieval,Middle English(1066-1500)
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This website contains a full text edition of "The General Prologue" to Geoffery Chaucer's The Cantebury Tales. Glosses pop up to facilitate readers' understanding.

URL : http://pages.towson.edu/duncan/chaucer/indexn.htm

Keyword(s) : Chaucer Geoffrey,, 1340?-1400, Cantebury tales, the general prologue, Middle English, 1100-1500, Literature, Medieval

General Resources->Anthologies/Collections
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English Literature->Biographical Literature
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English Literature->Prose & Novel->By Period->20th Century

Part of the University of Nottingham's site, this page is an introduction to the life and works of D.H. Lawrence (1885-1930). Not only his brief biography but also an E-text version of an extended biography written by John Worthen, professor of D.H. Lawrence Studies and director of the D.H. Lawrence center of the University of Nottingham, is presented.

URL : http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/mss/online/dhlawrence/

Keyword(s) : Lawrence, David Herbert, Biography, 20th century

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This site contains a digital collection of 52 works by 19th-century black women writers. There are also biographies of black women writers. Additionally, a part of this website- the New York digital library functioning as an online exhibition-shows African American migration experiences vividly.

URL : http://digital.nypl.org/schomburg/writers_aa19/

Keyword(s) : African American arts, African American authors, African American women, African Americans in literature, African diaspora, Biography

English Literature->Poetry->By period->English Renaissance(1500-1640)
General Resources->Digital Repositories
English Literature->Manuscripts

“Hap Hazard” is a pretty useful web resource aimed at scholars researching on Edmund Spenser (1552-1599). It offers an e-text of a collection of documents written by Spenser in his capacity as secretary in the Elizabethan administration of Ireland. Such archives interest those who study Elizabethan Irish history. Another manuscript of Spenser, “A View of the Present State of Ireland” is also contained, including an introduction, textual notes, collaborative interpretive notes, and supplementary materials. Besides, his poetry and prose related to Irish political and literary context are provided, entitled ‘Other Materials’. Those manuscripts on this website help scholars or students to further understand Elizabethan Ireland

URL : http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/ceres/haphazard/

Keyword(s) : Spenser, Edmund, Early modern and Elizabethan, 1500-1600, Courtship, Ireland, Politics and literature, Manuscripts, English