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UCL English tops Guardian Subject League Table for the third year running

Professor John Mullan's Guardian article 'Does Jane Austen deserve a place on our £10 notes?' (June 20, 2013)

UCL Library Services
Institute of English Studies (University of London)
The British Library
Senate House Library (University of London)
Arts and Humanities Research Council
Victorian and Albert Museum
The British Museum
The Warburg Institute (University of London)
COPAC - unified access to some of the largest university research libraries in the UK and Ireland.
M25 Consortium of Higher Education Libraries which gives easy access to the library catalogues of all higher education establishments in and around London, including UCL and Senate House.
The National Register of Archives (The Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts) which allows you to access and download the whereabouts of manuscripts in the UK and abroad. You simply key in the name of your subject, and a quite detailed record of what letters etc are held in which collection, and where, is displayed.
Cambridge University Library
Bibliotheque Nationale de France in Paris
Computers in Teaching Initiative [CTI] has its 'textual studies' centre at Oxford and from there you can get to various English and American pages which provide literature teaching on the web.
Beowulf - an electronic version
The English Server (based at Iowa State University)
Library of Congress