From Project Gutenberg by John Hamm
Project Gutenberg textfile version
The Wilkie Collins Etext Page by James Rusk (includes short stories)
Wilkie Collins Appreciation Page by David R Grigg
Wilkie Collins by Paul Lewis, membership secretary for the Wilkie Collins Society in London (includes Collins' Victorian coinage, his London home, the Dickens connection)
Wilkie Collins Society (includes brief literary biography)
The Wilkie Collins Opinions Page by David Arnott (includes chronology)
Wilkie Collins (1824-89) by Mitsuharu Matsuoka
Also by Collins, an on-line edition of
THE WOMAN IN WHITE
More on
THE WOMAN IN WHITE
MASTERPIECE THEATRE: The Moonstone (notes on television production)
The Archives of Detective Fiction from The Mercantile Library of New York with assistance from SUNY Empire State College
A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection Home Page by Michael E. Grost
Victorian Sensationalism Online (VOS) by Andrew Mactavish, Dept. of English, Univ. of Alberta
The Victorian Web, a major gateway site for Victorian studies, by George Landow
Victoria Research Web at Indiana University, with many links to archival sites,
Dickens Project from the University of California at Santa Cruz
"What Shall They Do to be Saved?" by Fitz Hugh Ludlow a contemporary essay
on opium use in the 19th century, from
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, August 1867
The Metropolitan Police from The Victorian Web
Electronic Historical Publications e-texts of selected Victorian magazines, by Roger Corrie
The Victorian Religious Tract: An Overview
A Selection of Cheap Repository Tracts (Kenyon College)
Religion in Great Britain (from The Victorian Web)
Robinson Crusoe homepage includes a brief summary, biography of Crusoe, and excerpts
Resourcefulness in CRUSOE (Penguin)
Daniel 'The True-Born Englishman' Defoe (1660-1731) (biographical sketch of the author)
"Engines of Our Ingenuity" by John H. Lienhard (article on ingenuity and technology, exploring the Crusoe myth)
Yorkshire Dales Guide (Yorkshirenet)
Discover India (Ministry of External Affairs)
My India by Bhaskar Krishnamachari (many links)
India Travelogue (clickable map)
Benares [Varanasi] from the Illustrated London News, November 28, 1857
Real audio recording of sounds of wood being chopped for the 24 hour
cremations which take place in the holy city known as Benares (from Sonic World).
Figures of History: Some Indian Rulers
H.M. 19th Light Dragoons - regimental history on the Battle of Seringapatam
British India by David Cody, Hartwick College (from The Victorian Web)
Colonialism: definitions (from The Victorian Web)
Literature of the Indian Subcontinent in English (from The Victorian Web)
Moonstone: Mysterious Lunar Gem
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