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» A Romantic Natural History - Surveying the relationships between literary works and natural history from Aristotle to Charles Darwin.
» Cardiff Corvey: Reading the Romantic Text - Cardiff Corvey is an online journal devoted to the study of Romantic-era literature.
» Lynch Literary Resources: Romantic - Index of resources focusing on those of interest to scholars. Searchable and organized by period and topic.
» Romantic Canons - Annotated list of critical and theoretical works about the activity of canonizing as it arose during the Romantic era, and the concept of literary period which arose with it.
» Romantic Chronology - Resources listed chronologically, alphabetically, and via site search engine.
» Romantic Circles - Open-ended meta-resource maintaining and encouraging links to other sites.
» Romanticism on the Net - Electronic journal focused on the romantic literature.
» Romantics Unbound - Online research and learning resource for the study of Romanticism in literature, art, and music.
» San Antonio College LitWeb Index of English Romanticism - A list of prevalent British writers of Romanticism, with listings of their major works and links to where these works can be found if available online.
» The American Conference on Romanticism - The home page of the American Conference on Romanticism, an association of scholars.
» The Romantics Page - A selection of links, including a section on American Romanticism.
» What the Romantic Writers Read - Influential Gothic Literature reading lists for: Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Percy and Mary Shelley and Keats.
» Women Romantic Writers - Electronic texts, annuals, anthologies, cultural and visual resources maintained at Loyola University, Chicago.
» Women of the Romantic Period - This interactive website uses Richard Polwhele's poem "The Unsex'd Females" to introduce important female contributors from the Romantic period that are often excluded from the literary canon.
» Women's Writing in Britain 1660-1830 - A conference jointly organized by the University of Southampton English Department and Chawton House Library, 15-17 July 2003.