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Eighteenth-Century Moral Philosophy & Natural Theology

1. •British Moralists*
   

2. Selections ranging from Francis Bacon to Henry Sidgwick
   

3. •The Works of George Berkeley*
   

4. •The Works of Descartes, Spinoza, and Leibniz*
   

5. •The Philosophical Works and Selected Correspondence of John Locke*
   

6. •The Complete Works and Correspondence of David Hume*
   

7. •The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert (a Collaborative Translation Project)
   

8. •Eighteenth Century Collection Online*
   

9. Contains all books published in English between 1700-1799
   

English Romanticism, Secularization, & Religion

1. •William Blake: The William Blake Archive
   

John Henry Cardinal Newman, Gerald Manley Hopkins, & the Oxford Movement

1. •The John Henry Newman Reader
   

2. •Religion in Victorian Britain
   

3. Extensive resources in the public domain on the religious culture of Victorian Britain
   

On the Victorian Debate over Religion and/or Evolution

1. •The Darwin Digital Library of Evolution
   

2. •The Darwin Correspondence Project
   

3. •The Complete Works of Charles Darwin Online
   

4. •The George Eliot Notebooks*
   

5. •Søren Kierkegaard’s Journals and Papers*
   

6. •Darwin and Religion
   

7. •Carlyle Letters
   

8. Fully searchable collection of 10,000 letters by Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle
   

Additional Websites

1. •The Cambridge Companion to Atheism*
   

2. Collection of critical essays
   

3. •Web-page on Secularism and Science
   

4. Based at Trinity College in Hartford, CT
   

5. •The Vatican
   

6. Official website of the Vatican
   

7. •The Digital Library of Classic Protestant Texts*
   

8. •Literature Online*
   

9. 350,000 works of English and American poetry, drama and prose, 208 full-text literature journals, and other key criticism and reference resources
   

10. •The Nietzsche Channel
    

11. A generous sampling of Nietzsche texts, many of them complete (in German and in reliable English translation)
    

12. •Papal Encyclicals Online
    

13. A well-organized source of historical documents issued by the Vatican, as well as related information on Church councils etc.
    

14. •The Internet Archive
    

15. Major source of books in the public domain, usually available as .pdf documents
    

16. •Tracts for the Times – The Canterbury Project
    

17. Complete text for all 91 tracts written by members of the Oxford or Tractarian Movement between 1833 and 1845
    

1. SECULARIZATION & MODERNITY
   

2. RESOURCES