Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) is a comprehensive online archive of the Eighteenth Century Published in the United Kingdom.

With approximately 5,000 titles, this collection takes The Making Of The Modern World series into the early 20th century. Comprised mainly of monographs, reports, correspondence, speeches, and surveys, this collection broadens Gale's international coverage of social, economic, and business history, as well as political science, technology, industrialization and the birth of the modern corporation.

This database digitizes every issue of the Financial Times,  the UK's premier daily newspaper, from its first issue (1888) to 2021.

Japan Center for Asian Historical Records （JACAR） digitalizes and provides access through the Internet to Asia-related records dating from the early Meiji era to the end of the Pacific War in the possession of important collecting institutions of pre-war official documents, The National Archives of Japan, Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, and National Institute for Defense Studies of the Ministry of Defense.

This is the digitization of all the study results of Japanese historical place names and local history study (51 volumes/ Heibonsha ) accessable from its WEB site.

This is the digitization of the largest Japanese History Encyclopedia all 15 volumes (17 books).

This collection follows the development of the modern western world through the lens of trade and wealth -- the driving force behind many of the major events during the period (1450-1850). It can be used to support research in slavery, colonization, the Atlantic world, Latin American/Caribbean studies, social history, gender and more.

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers includes the complete file of House of Commons Parliamentary Papers, also known as Sessional Papers or Blue Books.

Empire Online is a powerful and interactive digital resource to explore colonial history, politics, culture and society.

Defining Gender,1450-1910 is a full-text searchable database which contains over 60,000 documents related to gender studies from the medieval period through the nineteenth century.