Project Gutenberg
Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 3:36 am
http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/US_Civil_War_(Bookshelf)
I found this great website a couple of weeks ago that has been invaluable to me for a report for school. Project Gutenberg is a site that contains thousands upon thousands of books papers and other written material that has entered into Public Domain. The link I provided is one for the Civil War. The fiction section contains some great short stories but the real gem is the non-fiction. There you can find many primary sources such as books and journals written by veterans about their particular regiments. I found Sam Watkin's diary and the real intriguing piece to me would be Jefferson Davis's Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government.
I just thought I would share. To view the document without downloading it to your computer, click the link, click download and pick the HTML choice. Happy Hunting.
I found this great website a couple of weeks ago that has been invaluable to me for a report for school. Project Gutenberg is a site that contains thousands upon thousands of books papers and other written material that has entered into Public Domain. The link I provided is one for the Civil War. The fiction section contains some great short stories but the real gem is the non-fiction. There you can find many primary sources such as books and journals written by veterans about their particular regiments. I found Sam Watkin's diary and the real intriguing piece to me would be Jefferson Davis's Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government.
I just thought I would share. To view the document without downloading it to your computer, click the link, click download and pick the HTML choice. Happy Hunting.