United States History - Document Links

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[pttttt]

This is a pretty good collection in one place of links to source documents for US history.

[pttttt]

Funny that it's at an overseas website.

[PatrickHenry]

I've been using these sites:
A TREASURY OF PRIMARY DOCUMENTS .
A Chronology of US Historical Documents.
The Avalon Project at the Yale Law School.

[Ciexyz]

Bookmarked.

[G.Mason]

Well done!

My thanks.

[PUGACHEV]

Those are great resources; thank you all. Although it is not stictly an American history resource I find a lot of interesting things in The WWI Document Acrhive:http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/wwi/. It's alway enjoyable just to browse through that site.

[MissBaby]

gogov.com has a link to a pretty good collection of U.S. documents. I can't remember the link name but you can find it by clicking on the flag.

[First_Salute]

Bump.

[Free the USA]

Index Bump

[savedbygrace]

There is one vitally important document that I don't see in its entirety in any of these lists. That's the American Prohibitory Act of 1775.

See http://home.neo.rr.com/moseshand/Studies/rebellion.htm for details on this document's importance.

[mrsmith]

Dam' impressive!

Here's a goodie:Liberty Library of Constitutional Classics (Constitution.org)

And our Free Republic history bump list page deserves mention.

[dixie sass]

I utilize the Avalon Project. I have it to be very user friendly.

[eloy]

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