• www.digitallibrary.net. It’s a site dedicated to the bibliographical resources on line. It has well-structured sections, but it has few links outside U.S.A.
• www.umld.umich.edu This is the site of University of Michigan. It has good contents, but it’s very difficult to navigate.
• lcweb.loc.gov .Who doesn’t know the Library of Congress? It has born as help for Congress’ work, but it has developed itself into the largest library in the world. Here you can find almost everything about U.S.A. and, in the last few years, also about the overseas countries.
• http://www.gnomiz.com (in Italian). It has a notable quantity of digital texts freely downloadble (a true rarity on the Web)
• http://members.tripod.com/matteogalli/ (in Italian) It is a private initiative (we are on tripod after all), but it possesses varied downloadble texts , between which some writings of history of average interest.
• http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/hist/ (in English). Finally, a digital library with several texts that can be downloaded immediately. In addition to this, it has a lot of links to other historical sites.
• www.ambrosiana.it (in Italian). The official site of the Library Ambrosiana in Milan. Unfourtunately, in addition to the famous name, it offers little, but a bibliographical index of the volumes of the institution.
• www.bncf.firenze.sbn.it (in Italian). Another famous library that successed in exploit the new techlologies, offering a good system of on-line consultation, never seen before.
• www.crosby-lundin.com/tibet/ (in English). A site dedicated to Thibet. Documents about history, custums and traditions of the Asian nations, including original texts and links to other library resources.
• www.ibiblio.org (in English). You can hundreds of texts integrally downloadbleon about several defferent subjects, from the literature to the history, from the geography to medicine.

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