The Times (London), from 1785 to 2009: all articles, advertisements and illustrations/photos. Excludes Sunday Times. Searchable.
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The Sunday Times, weekly news about the theatre, sport and politics. Coverage from1822 - 2006.
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The complete archive (1843-2012) of The Economist weekly newspaper, including fully searchable editorial, advertising, and tabular matter.
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A collection of newspapers and news pamphlets, collected by Reverend Charles Burney (1757 - 1817). This is the largest single collection of 17th and 18th century English news media, and includes over 700 bound volumes of content published mostly in London.
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Digitized image collection of newspapers and periodicals, 1685-1815. Topics are wide-ranging and include: the writings of Sir Isaac Newton, the French Revolution, reviews of literature and fashion throughout Europe, political debates, and coffee house gossip and discussion.
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Directory of 50,000 English language newspapers and periodical publications published in England between 1800-1900. Subjects covered include: Art & Architecture, Children, Feminism, Music, Theatre, Wit & Humour, and Women.
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