"Over 156,000 pages of transcripts, 6,000 hours of taped interviews, 2,250 informants: form this repository of unique and unpublished primary source material for the study of what is often called the American Jewish experience in the 20th century."

1853-1891. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

TRIAL. Digitized from NARA Record Group 84, Records of Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State, U.S. Consulate, Beirut, The Lebanon, Confidential Files. Part of Archives Unbound.

170 books and pamphlets from the collections of the Library of Congress. Also includes works on Jehovah’s Witnesses, the Jesuits, and the Freemasons. Part of Archives Unbound.

TRIAL. Digitized from the microfilm set Literature of Theology and Church History in the United States and Canada, Missions subset. Part of Archives Unbound.

No longer updated. surveys of law by region, as well as legal profiles for individual countries. This site contains a note that it was current as of 2002, when funding for the project ended.

280 manuscripts, 275 printed texts, and 50 maps from Harvard University's library and museum collections. Most texts come from Middle Eastern countries, with some coverage of North Africa, South Asia, Southeastern Asia, and Central Asia.

Personal papers, correspondence, organizational and business records, diaries, oral histories, photographs and films that document the lives of early Jewish families in the state of Washington.

In addition to the Tracts for the Times, collection includes relevant books, manuscripts, and periodicals. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Articles and advertising images of Protestant American families--a subset of the Duke University collection Ad*Access.

From the collections of the Library of the Society of Friends in London. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Fabian publications, 1887-1983; records of the American Education Society; records of the American Home Missionary Society; records of the Boston City Mission Society; records of the Boston Seaman’s Friend Society; records of Brook Farm; the Congregational Home Missionary Society records; the Congregationalist records, 1872-1906; the Corban Society records; the Graham Society records; the papers of the of the Christian Faith Society; the Pine Street Church records; the Presbyterian Fund Board records; the Religious Union of Associationists records; the Caroline Wells Healey Dall papers; the Catharine Maria Sedgwick papers; selections from the papers of William Ewart Gladstone; the Catherine Brown papers; the Jeptha H. Wade Family papers; the C. J. Blomfield papers, 1828-1855; the George Ripley papers; the Guy Aldred papers, 1888-1963; the William Ellery Channing papers; the Theodore Parker papers; the John Ettwein papers; the Charles Bradlaugh pamphlets; the Charles Turner Torrey Collection; the Bulletino di Archaeologica Cristiana, 1863-1922; the Christian Express, 1876-1884; the Christian Statesman, 1867-1897; the Christliches Kunstblatt, 1859-1905; the Expository Times, 1889-1926; the Friend, 1843-1923; the Friends' Quarterly Examiner, 1867-1926; the Home Mission Monthly, 1886-1924; the Methodist, 1860-1882; the National Reformer; the Organ für Christlichen Kunst, 1857-1914; the Revue de l'art Chretien, 1857-1914; the Christian Repository, 1858-1859; the Unity with God Magazine, 1853-1854; the Voice, 1914-1922; the Zeitschrift für Christliches Kunst, 1888-1921; the Unity Magazine, 1854-1857; manuscripts, books, and periodicals from the British Library on the philosophy of religion; books and pamphlets from the American Congregational Library; and United Methodist Church periodicals. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1801-1908. Almost 2,000 pamphlets from the collections of the Congregational Library and Archives in Boston. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1780-1923. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Geographic coverage: North America (bulk).
Date range: 1966-2000.
Document types: Organizational records, administrative records, clippings file (including clippings from both print and online sources), conference and event materials, newsletters, religious service texts, promotional materials, videotapes, photographs, drawings, memorabilia, reference materials, and administration files.
Topical coverage: Jewish LGBTQ experience.
Source institution: ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives.
Part of The Archives of Sexuality and Gender.

Sponsored by the WLUML Network and provides information by and about women living under Muslim laws. WLULM is an advocacy organization seeking to increase women's autonomy by supporting their struggles and linking them with feminist and progressive groups at large. Some of the group's publications are available as downloads from the site. It also provides news updates culled from a wide range of foreign and international sources.

Geographic coverage: New England
Date range: 1798-1908.
Document types: Diaries, reminiscences, and correspondence.
Topical coverage: Unitarianism; reform movements; intellectual history; religion.
Source institution:Massachusetts Historical Society.
Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Geographic coverage: England.
Date range: 1797-1845.
Document types: Diaries.
Topical coverage: Women; prison reform; female prisoners.
Source institution: Library of the Society of Friends.
Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Bishop of London (Church of England), 1828 to 1856. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Christian evangelical, radical political organizer. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1658-1791. From the collections of the Moravian Archives in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1826-1865. From the collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1791-1892. From the collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Digitized from the following microfilm sets. Section I: East Asia Missions (Part 10: China Mission, 1834-1914; Part 11: South China Mission, 1885-1934; Part 12: South China Mission, 1888-1934; Part 13: Chekiang Mission, 1885-1934; Part 14: Chekiang Mission, 1888-1934; Part 15: Western China Mission, 1897-1934; Part 16: Western China Mission, 1898-1934 and Fukien Mission, 1900-1934; Part 17: Fukien Mission, 1911-1934; Part 18: Fukien Mission, 1900-1934, Kawansgi-Hunan Mission, 1911-1934 and China General, 1913-1951; Part 19: South China Mission, 1935-1951, Fukien Mission, 1935-1951 and Kwangsi-Hunan Mission, 1935-1951; Part 20: East Asia General, 1935-1949 and annual letters for Japan, China and Canada, 1917-1949; and Part 22: Asia general, 1950-1959, East Asia, 1950-1959, China Mission, 1950-1959 and Japan Mission, 1950-1959); Section II: Missions to Women (Part 1: Society for Promoting Female Education, FES, in China, India and the East, 1834-1899; Part 4: The Indian Female Evangelist, 1881-1893, continued as The Zenana: or, Woman’s Work in India, 1893-1935, continued as The Zenana: Women’s Work in India and Pakistan, 1936-1956, from Interserve, London; and Part 5: Minutes of the Zenana, Bible and Medical Mission, 1865-1937 and the annual reports of the Indian Female Normal School and Instruction Society, 1863-1879 from Interserve, London); Section III: Central Manuscript Records (Part 6: CMS circular books and letters, 1799-1921; Part 7: CMS minutes, 1799-1837; Part 8: CMS minutes, 1837-1853; Part 9: CMS minutes, 1854-1876 and indexes to minutes, 1799-1876; Part 12: The CMS Juvenile Instructor, 1842-1890, Children’s World, 1891-1900, and the Round World, 1901-1958; Part 13: CMS collection of lives of missionaries held at the Church Mission Society Library; Part 14: CMS collection of lives of missionaries held at the Church Mission Society Library; Part 17: CMS minutes, 1876-1898 and indexes to minutes, 1875-1907; Part 18: CMS minutes, 1898-1949; Parts 19 and 20: Papers of Henry Venn, Secretary of CMS, 1846-1873, and family; Part 21: Diaries of Dr Max Warren, General Secretary of CMS, 1942-1963; and Part 22: Pamphlets); Section IV: Africa Missions (Part 8: Nigeria: Yoruba Mission, 1880-1934; Part 9: Nigeria: Yoruba Mission, 1880-1934; Part 10: Nigeria: Niger Mission, 1880-1934; Part 11: Nigeria: Niger Mission, 1880-1934 and Nigeria: Northern Nigeria, 1900-1934; Part 12: West Africa [Sierra Leone] Mission, 1881-1934; Part 13: West Africa [Sierra Leone] Mission, 1935-1949 and Nigeria Missions, 1935-1949; Part 14: Egypt Mission, 1889-1934; Part 15: Egypt Mission, 1889-1949; Part 16: South Africa Mission, 1836-1843, Kenya Mission, 1841-1888 and Nyanza Mission, 1876-1882; Part 17: Kenya Mission, 1880-1934; Part 18: Kenya Mission, 1880-1934; Part 19: Taganyika Mission, 1900-1934, Nyanza Mission, 1880-1886 and Rwanda Mission, 1933-1934; Part 20: Uganda Mission, 1898-1934; Part 21: Kenya Mission, 1935-1949; Part 22: Uganda Mission, 1898-1934; Part 23: Uganda, Tanganyika and Rwanda Missions, 1935-1949; Part 24: Mauritius, Madagascar and the Seychelles, 1856-1929; Part 25: Africa General, 1935-1949; and Part 26: Africa General, 1935-1949); Section V: Missions to the Americas (Part 1: West Indies Mission, 1819-1861; Part 2: North West Canada, 1821-1880; Part 3: North West Canada, 1822-1930; and Part 4: British Columbia, 1856-1925); Section VI: Missions to India (Part 1: India General, 1811-1815 and North India Mission, 1815-1881; Part 2: North India Mission, 1844-1886; Part 3: India General, 1811-1815 and South India Mission, 1815-1884; Part 4: South India Mission, 1834-1880; Part 5: North India Mission, 1817-1880; Part 6: North India Mission, 1817-1880; Part 7: Madras Mission and Bombay Mission, 1935-1959; Part 8: India General and Bengal Mission, 1935-1959 and India General, 1935-1959; and Part 9: Punjab and Sindh Missions, 1935-1959); Section VII: General Secretary’s Papers (Part 1: Papers relating to Africa, 1847-1950; Part 2: Papers relating to Africa, 1873-1949; and Part 3: Papers Relating to Japan and China, 1874-1952); Section VIII: Home Papers (Part 1: Papers of the CMS education secretaries, 1902-1949); and Section IX: Middle East Missions (Part 1: Palestine, 1935-1959 and Middle East general, 1935-1959; Part 2: Palestine, 1880-1934; Part 3: Palestine, 1880-1934; and Part 4: Palestine, 1902-1934). Part of Adam Matthew Research Source.

TRIAL. Almost 14,000 letters written by those who served as Presbyterian missionaries to the American Indians. From the Library of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia. Part of Archives Unbound.

1826-1891. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1820-1944. From the collections of the Congregational Library and Archives. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1827-1936. From the collections of the Congregational Library and Archives. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Documents from Camp Chesterfield, home of the Indiana Association of Spiritualists since its formation in 1886.

Previously available only on microfilm or on site at the Uganda Christian University, Mukono, this collection provides online access to 8 series of records from the Church of Uganda archives: Series 1, Office of the Bishop of Uganda (1882-1961); Series 2, Education Secretary General (1936-1964); Series 3, General Secretary (1924-1963); Series 4, Financial Secretary (1929-1963); Series 5, Archbishop's Office (1960-1993); Series 6, Provincial Secretary (1960-1995); Series 7, Mother’s Union (1960-1991); and Series 8, Provincial Treasurer (1960-1991). The records in this collection document the activity of the Anglican Church in Uganda from 1882 through 1995.

1827-1916. From the collections of the Congregational Library and Archives in Boston. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

From the collections of the Congregational Library and Archives in Boston. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Geographic coverage: Massachusetts.
Date range: 1811-1850.
Document types: Correspondence; membership lists; constitutions; meeting minutes; treasurer's receipts; and other printed matter.
Topical coverage: Religion; women's history; Great Awakening.
Source institution: Congregational Library and Archives in Boston.
Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

TRIAL. Digitized from the records of the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Part of Archives Unbound.

TRIAL. Digitized from the records of the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Part of Archives Unbound.

TRIAL. Digitized from the records of the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Part of Archives Unbound.

Geographic coverage: New England.
Date range: 1817-1831.
Document types: Reports; minutes; financial records.
Topical coverage: Female benevolent societies; education for the poor; Calvinism.
Source institution: Congregational Library and Archives in Boston.
Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

TRIAL. Digitized from the microfilm set Records of the Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees, 1938-1947. Part of Archives Unbound.

136 manuscripts (8,549 pages) from the General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church in Madison, New Jersey. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1642-1962. From the collections of the Lambeth Palace Library in London. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

1827-1907. From the collections of the Congregational Library and Archives in Boston. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Records of the Iglesia Presbiteriana-Reformada en Cuba (IPRC), 1901-2012, including a run of its periodical, Heraldo Cristiano from 1919 to 1928.

1847-1850. From the collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online.

Documents from a section of the World Council of Churches Archives, dealing with Germany and fifteen other countries during the period 1932-1957. Documents include: newspapers, press clippings, press releases, telegrams, correspondence, minutes, manuscripts and personal notes. The archives document not only the issues and events of the War, but also the beginning years of the World Council of Churches.