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Enhance research, scholarship, and teaching with the latest historical primary source collections from Readex. Providing content and context that is relevant and foundational across all disciplines and interests, students and scholars can explore these unmatched digital resources for Black Studies, Hispanic Studies, Sociology, Global Studies, Political Science, U.S. History, and multidisciplinary interests.

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Antisemitic Historical Literature from the American Jewish Historical Society

Spanning 1869 to 1993, this unique digital archive is a high-interest resource for students of twentieth-century American and global history. It supports research in Jewish studies, American studies, immigration studies, international and European studies, sociology, cultural studies, psychology, and other disciplines. Comprised of periodicals, pamphlets, books, organizational records, press clippings, illustrations, and ephemera, the collection reveals the rhetoric, ideologies, and networks that spread hostility toward Jews and other marginalized groups.

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LGBTQ+ Life in America

A groundbreaking archive that uncovers three centuries of hidden histories. Sourced from 16,000+ publications, LGBTQ+ Life in America reveals stories of discrimination, resistance, and triumph, many once obscured by bias and coded language. Now, students, faculty, and researchers can explore how LGBTQ+ communities have shaped—and been shaped by—American society, politics, and culture.

New in Native American Studies
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American Indian Wars, 1830-1898

Unprecedented access to many of the U.S. Army’s most vital 19th-century records, as curated by the National Archives (NARA). This resource illuminates the interactions between military forces and Native American tribes during the pivotal 19th century, offering critical perspectives for both research and instruction in Native American history.

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Native American Documents

The Federal Record, 1789-1994 Chronicling the turbulent history of Native Americans and the government of the United States across 200 years, this digital archive offers thousands of documents, dozens of suggested search paths, and text analysis tools that enable renewed insights for multidisciplinary research.

Black American History Collection
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African Americans and the Early Atlantic World: Exploration and Colonization, 1535-1771 

Researchers can now explore the foundational contributions of Africans in early American history with this fully searchable digitized resource, showcasing printed works from the 1500s to the 1770s. 

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African Americans and Revolutionary America: Freedom and Oppression, 1772-1804 

Containing digitized printed works from the onset of the American Revolution to the Early Republic period, scholars can explore the pivotal role of African Americans in Revolutionary America and uncover their profound impact on early American history.

Global Studies Spotlight
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BBC Monitoring: Summary of World Broadcasts

…a history of the world speaking to the world.
—Nick Cull, Professor of Communication, University of Southern California

Recognized as one the most important historical archives ever assembled, BBC Monitoring: Summary of World Broadcasts is available as a digital primary source collection from Readex. This expansive collection of nearly 70,000 individual multi-page reports from 1939 to 2001 – brought together in partnership with the BBC – will prove indispensable to scholars and students seeking new and vital background for interpreting the complexity of today’s global events.

Life in America

Life in America collections offer students and researchers critical perspectives, context, and background to support research across all academic disciplines—to interpret the stories behind the formation of modern-day America. Now available: Asian Life in America, Black Life in America, Hispanic Life in America, Indigenous Life in America, and LGBTQ+ Life in America.


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Indigenous Life in America

A vital resource for scholars of all levels, this distinctive digital news collection of Indigenous American life combines current sources with an archive spanning more than four centuries. Covering topics from the arrival of Europeans and westward expansion to 21st-century activism, the intuitive interface offers over 700 suggested searches, thoughtfully organized for easy access to essential content.

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Asian Life in America

The contributions and experiences of Asian Americans are integral to United States history. From 18th-century immigrant communities to 19th-century labor rights to contemporary discourse around social justice, people of Asian descent have helped shape the story of America. Now, researchers across multiple disciplines can explore the perspectives and stories of the Asian American experience—from the early 18th century to today.

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Black Life in America

Illuminating centuries of African American history, culture, and daily life in ways no other online resource can match with news coverage from 1704 to today. An invaluable resource for exploring social justice issues, equity, race, and related topics.

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Hispanic Life in America

A first-of-its-kind digital news archive of Hispanic American life that spans four centuries and combines deep historical content with current sources. A dynamic resource for students to examine and study Hispanic American history and culture.
 

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Readex Text Explorer

Now available for nearly all Readex collections, including the entire Early American Newspapers collections! Readex Text Explorer offers customized workflow tools to explore and analyze text and data for digital humanities research. Unlock the power of Readex primary source collections with Readex Text Explorer.

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Explore our historical world with in-depth articles written by subject-matter experts highlighting primary sources from the Readex vault.

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Easy-to-use assignments to increase student engagement. Featuring a primary source document, Readex lesson plans align closely with key concepts covered in undergrad courses across the social sciences and the humanities.

 

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