Bulkington Booksthe archive · preserved as-found
Books we host, not books we made.
The archive is our hosted collection of public-domain books — sourced from the great digital libraries, preserved as-found. We did not typeset or restore these; we curate and serve them. Read them free.
the collection, by measure
The Octavo
the working volumes1900
American Fights and Fighters
Cyrus Townsend Brady
1930
An American Jezebel
Helen Augur
1898
Anglo-Saxon Superiority
Edmond Demolins
1922
Cecil Rhodes
Basil Williams
1897
Charles the Great
Thomas Hodgkin
1903
Civilisation in Congoland
Henry Richard Fox Bourne
1874
A History of American Currency
William Graham Sumner
1846
A History of the American Revolution
John Lauris Blake
1880
A History of the Precious Metals
Alexander Del Mar
1924
Impressions of Soviet Russia
Charles Sarolea
1912
Pitt and Napoleon
J. Holland Rose
1922
Political Ideas of the American Revolution
Randolph Greenfield Adams
1927
The Real Story of the Pirate
A. Hyatt Verrill
1922
Red Dusk and the Morrow
Paul Dukes
1833
A Short History of Paper Money and Banking in the United States
William M. Gouge
The Duodecimo
the pocket sort1876
The Age of Elizabeth
Mandell Creighton
1920
Bolshevism at Work
William Thomas Goode
1885
Celtic Mythology and Religion
Alexander Macbain
1918
Elizabethan Sea-Dogs
William Wood
1896
History of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
Edmund G. Ross
1918
The Romantic Story of the Mayflower Pilgrims
A. C. Addison
1864
The Printer Boy
William Makepeace Thayer
1846
Sam Houston and His Republic
C. Edwards Lester
1919
A Short English Constitutional History for Law Students
Edgar Hammond
1908
A Short History of Puritanism
James Heron
1921
Through Starving Russia
C. E. Bechhofer Roberts
1897
What Gunpowder Plot Was
Samuel Rawson Gardiner
where we dig
More gems than a lifetime can re-issue.
We dig through archives and directories to find our titles. We have found many gems there — more than we could ever hope to re-issue in a lifetime.
- The Library of Congress
- Especially good for American content and anything pre-1900.
- Google Books
- An endless plethora of books, newspapers, and periodicals.
- The Internet Archive
- An immense database of music, films, news footage, newspapers, and books.
- The Rijksmuseum
- An extremely well organized archive of prints and arts.
- Tufts Perseus Digital Library
- A great resource for Greek and Latin works.
- The Getty Open Content Collection
- Another very well maintained archive of images and paintings.
- The Marxists Internet Archive
- A volunteer-run free library of many books, texts, and articles.
- Wikimedia Commons
- Huge open-source archive of photos and links to other wikis.