Middle Eastern History: Open Access Internet Resources

Developed by writer Don Mabry. Contains links to full-text on many historical subjects and time periods.

This archive contains full-text of books, documents, and images. It includes the WayBackMachine which provides access to old websites.

Full and partial images of thousands of books and periodicals digitized by Google. To limit results to full-text, use the advanced book search and click on "full-view only." Particularly good resource for finding the complete text of older books and periodicals.

Open access to books published in Europe.

Collection of historical texts divided into ancient, medieval, and modern sourcebooks with additional links to special resources and sub-sourcebooks. Not always up-to-date so expect some broken links but still useful.

Searchable, full-text links for the Humanities.

Digitized Islamic manuscripts, maps, and published texts from Harvard’s library and museum collections.

Published by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this collection of documents is intended to provide readers with first-hand knowledge of basic documents on Israel's foreign relations since the pre-state period (1947).

Full-text of documents, including United Nations, organized by time period. From Yale University Law School.

A digital archive that focuses on Western interactions with the Middle East, particularly travels to Egypt during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From Rice University.

Digitized documents and maps from the collections of the Library of Congress and other contributing institutions.