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United Kingdom and Ireland: Sample web links
Braveheart
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Forum for all those who wish to discuss their feelings about the film, Braveheart, and the related issues of Scottish identity and history. The site contains contributions from around the world, and an assortment of articles on William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, and the Scottish Wars of Independence.
Child Labour
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Intricately linked package of resources telling the story of child labour in Victorian England, from the Spartacus school history Web site. Accounts of the lives of industrialists and factory reformers, and most compellingly, actual child labourers, are presented with photographic and documentary evidence.
Complete Guide to Ireland
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Guide to the geography, history, and politics of Ireland. The site can be viewed with or without frames and also includes sections on sport, tourism, culture, and the Celts.
Dartmoor National Park Authority
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Official guide to the moors and valleys of Dartmoor. There are sections on geology, history, and conservation activities and additional educational materials for those wishing to learn more. Practical information on accommodation, guided walks, and other attractions in the area is provided for visitors and there are links to other Dartmoor sites.
Edinburgh
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Comprehensive guide to the Scottish capital and the Lothians, updated daily and including information on accommodation, food and drink, parks and gardens, and shopping.
Glorious Revolution of 1688
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Web site intended to serve as a permanent collection of materials covering the period in English history known as the Glorious Revolution. This site features a chronology, an encyclopedia, internet links, and literature references.
Millennial Quest For Arthur
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Site maintained by two students who explored the history and landmarks associated with the legends of King Arthur and his court. There are links to historical source material including The Venerable Bede's History of the English Church and People and pictures and illustrations throughout.
Raleigh, Sir Walter
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Devoted to the life and works of the 16th-century English writer and courtier Sir Walter Raleigh. Click links to read about his life and access his works. There are quotes, essays, an extensively hyperlinked biography, a portrait, and a selection of both his poetry and prose.
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