This site provides full text pdf access to all of the documents published by the Government Accountability Office on government topics of current interest.
This site which is only available to UW Oshkosh students provides a history of the U.S. Federal Government through the Serial Set--a compedium of digitized Congressional and Senate documents and reports presented by Lexis Nexis in a searchable database.
This site provides access to the digitized collections held by the National Archives.
This site provides links to full text books, documents, pamphlets, newspapers and historical documents on the web.
The Historical Congressional Record index is presented here by the Government Printing Office, providing access to the index retrospectively to 1983.
This site is a portal to all of the Library of Congress digital collections of historical materials.
This is the web portal to the U.S. Army's official authority on military history.
The Library of Congress presents online access to historical legislative information including the Continental Congress, statutes and documents, Annals of Congress, and Debates of Congress.
This is a compendium of Laws and Treaties made with North American Indian Tribes, by Charles J. Kappler.
These are the people's choice of the 100 most important documents in American history, with the links to the full text of the documents.
This is a search engine designed specifically for searching for Congressional Research Service Reports.
This publication by the United States Department of State is provided here in digitized format as part of the University of Wisconsin Madison's digitized collections. The set has been reproduced here almost in its entirety retrospectively to 1861.
This is a list of treaties and agreements of the United States in force as of January 1, 2008.
This web page from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law provides links to Congressional Research Reports in many different topic areas.
The Government Printing Office provides online access to this print publication of official weekly and daily presidential documents going back to 1993.
This site, presented by the University of California Santa Barbara, provides comprehensive access to United States presidential information including the public papers of the President going back to 1929.
The Public Papers of the Presidency are the official writings of the President while holding office. The volumes covered here include George H.W. Bush (1991) thru Barack Obama 2011.
This is the online version of the CIA's publication that provides up-to-date information on the countries of the world.
This publication by the United States Department of State provides political, economic and cultural information about nations of the world.
U.S. Army Field Manuals, Training Circulars, Technical Manuals, War Department/Department of the Army Pamphlets