Links to research materials

Bruce was by no means the only person to have archived such material for the Internet - here are other sites which contain important elements to be studied.

This collection of links can be regarded as a supplement to his Bibliography page, inasmuch as he had abstracted a considerable amount of information from many of these sites, as he hoped they did from his.

If there is a site you are aware of that you think ought to be listed here, please contact us.

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• All History Guide Online History Directory http://allhistoryguide.com/ An index of history websites, giving links and brief descriptions. 66 categories thus far.

  As of 2020 the front page still exists but there are no active links other than the navigation. The last active capture at the Internet Archive is here from January 2018.

• Almanach de Bruxelles http://www.almanach.be/central.htm The website of an important registry of non-European royal houses. Unfortunately, this has become a subscription-only site.
• Early British Kingdoms http://www.earlybritishkingdoms.com/ Ford, David Nash A very complete approach to this complex and often obscure subject matter. The maps are very detailed and worthy of very high praise.
• English Monarchs http://www.englishmonarchs.co.uk/ A complete sequence of brief biographies of English and Scottish sovereigns.
• Philosophy of History https://www.friesian.com/philhist.htm An enormous archive of precisely the sort of information I [Bruce] present myself, with some additions I've been thinking about as well (primarily, the maps and family trees). I think the only thing I have to offer is that I cover a wider and longer database than they at present. This is one subsection of a very large site devoted to the different aspects of a particular philosophy of science; if you move down the index, you will see where the charts and tables are: they take up most of the subdirectory, but there are essays and general data as well.
• Histoire Mondiale (in French) Henrio, Patrice http://histoiremondiale.free.fr/index1.htm In French. The homepage of a program which displays historical maps and allows the user to adjust time and location, permitting one to gain a clear idea of the expansion and shrinking of states as they evolve. The current version has data on early Classic empires from the Mediterranean to China. This is an important project - one that I [Bruce] always wanted to do myself - Patrice has turned it into a reality.
• History and Flags of the Nations http://www.ajaxbologna.it/bandiere/Index.html Tosi, Claudio An important archive of color illustrations of national and regional banners.

  Buried under the page for an Italian sports club.

• Rulers http://rulers.org/ Quite complete and extremely detailed for states, both monarchic and Republican, after about 1700, with some earlier data as well.
• Royal Genealogy http://www.usa-people-search.com/content-royal-genealogy.aspx From 2009 through 2012 (and via redirects through 2017), this was a sub-page within the USA People Search website; it was a short directory to a variety of other Royal Genealogy sites.

  The last capture in the Internet Archive is here

• Rulers of the World http://www.tacitus.nu/historical-atlas/regents/ A good overview of the subject.
• Worldleaders.org https://www.worldleadersindex.org/homepage.html Another very complete collection which tries to cover material back to origins, rather than an arbitrary cut-off date.

  Appear to have been last updated in 2014/2015.

• Everycountry Coin Group https://groups.io/g/Everycountry An online group of coin collectors who collect one coin per country or per coin issuing authority.