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A collection of digital archives containing representative periodicals from across the United Kingdom and various colonial outposts.
"The public's ability to engage with political and religious issues, and with current affairs, had always been highly controversial, not least to the extent that…"
"The Nichols collection of seventeenth and eighteenth-century newspapers (1666–1737) encompasses a period about which there remains a lively debate…"
"Why did the Paris Herald […] come into being where and when it did? James Gordon Bennett Jr. had taken over his father’s New York Herald in the late 1860s…"
Chartism was both a political reaction to a series of setbacks suffered by the working classes during the 1830s, and a response to economic hardship. Chartism was only a mass movement in times of depression, with peaks of activity coinciding with troughs in the economy.
How do we create a digital primary source archive at Gale? Our VP of Archives Publishing runs through the overall process using one of his biggets archive projects, the Daily Mail Historical Archive.
View samples from a selection of notable contributors featured in the Mirror Historical Archive, part of Gale Primary Sources.
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"The Canadian Gay Liberation Movement Archives was formed by dedicated volunteers who worked around the offices of The Body Politic…"
A digitised archive containing fully searchable content in the definitive source for business and policy leaders, opinion shapers, and decision makers.
"Under the title “Sex and Sexuality, Sixteenth to Twentieth Century,” the archive includes the contents of the British Library’s Private Case, plus…"
Beginning as small-circulation, text-based magazines, heavy with political content, they expanded dramatically through the century to offer a mixture of politics, social comment and pure fun, delivered through a range of illustrated magazines and comics, to a host of new readers.
"The invocation of humour often speaks to cultural anxieties or social concerns. As such, Punch consistently provides a counterpoint to and commentary on…"
View samples from a selection of notable contributors featured in the The Telegraph Historical Archive, part of Gale Primary Sources.