Electronic Enlightenment Project
Electronic Enlightenment Project, Oxford, UK
Correspondence publisher par excellence
The Electronic Enlightenment Project is the most wide-ranging online collection of edited correspondence of the early modern period, linking people across Europe, the Americas and Asia from the early 17th to the mid-19th century.
- Halley, Edmond. Translations of Edmond Halley's Latin correspondence. Ed. Peter Damian-Grint. Trans. Alice Stainer. Electronic Enlightenment. Vers. 1.0. Electronic Enlightenment Project, 2009. Web.
- Smith, Adam. Supplementary correspondence of Adam Smith: born-digital edition. Vers. 1.0. Ed. Neven Leddy, et al. Electronic Enlightenment. Vers. 1.0. Electronic Enlightenment Project, 2009. Web.
- Voltaire, François Marie Arouet. Lettres philosophiques / Letters Concerning the English Nation: born-digital edition. Vers. 1.0. Ed. Robert V. McNamee. Trans. Robert V. McNamee & Gillian Pink. Electronic Enlightenment. Vers. 1.0. Electronic Enlightenment Project, 2010. Web.
The Electronic Enlightenment Project acts as a co-publisher to facilitate publishing of correspondence.
For more details see our publishing in EE pages.