Databases A-Z

Over 170 African American religious periodicals from 1829-1923, providing historical primary source documents on religious and cultural life.

The ARTFL Project: American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language is a digital collection of French language resources spanning a wide a variety of genres and topics, including several French dictionaries. The most significant database is ARTFL-FRANTEXT, which consists of more than 3,500 French language texts from the 12th through the 20th centuries. The platform includes other smaller databases as well as making some free publicly accessible databases on its platform.

Provides exam prep and quizzing for USMLE 1-3 and all Shelf exams for UND students.

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Over 400 digitized manuscript collections from the American Civil War. Includes material from both the Union and Confederacy; has diaries, letters, administrative documents, and more.

This film series from Alexander Street documents the experiences of those with disabilities, in the current day and in the past, examining the way that “disability” is understood as well as the ways that those with disabilities understand themselves.

The Literary Encyclopedia publishes biographies of major and minor writers; scholarly descriptions of all interesting texts written by these authors, including those often neglected; and a variety of descriptive and critical essays on literary, cultural and historical matters, which provide a finer understanding of the social contexts in which this writing was produced. Offers excellent coverage of English, American, German, Russian, Italian, French and Classical literatures, as well as substantial and increasing coverage of Hispanic, Japanese, Canadian, East European and various postcolonial literatures.

The New Play Exchange®, a National New Play Network project, is the world's largest digital library of scripts by living writers.

Provides primary sources documenting immigration to the United States and Canada from 1800 to 1950, including interviews, diaries, letters, oral histories, personal narratives, and more.

Includes oral histories, personal writings, drawings, photographs, biographies, autobiographies, audio files and more related to American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Canadian First Peoples. Find collections related to specific events, people, tribes, and more.