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The purpose of this site is to assist the amateur or professional scholar in finding
documents relating to liberal religious history -- particularly Unitarian, Universalist,
Ethical Culture, and religious humanism. A secondary purpose is to translate to
web-readable format important documents of liberal religious history that are not found
already on the web.
You can help by:
 | Notifying us of documents already on the web that should be linked to from this site.
Write to archives-links@freereligion.com
with the addresses and a short description of the document. (See copyright information
below.) |
| Scanning or typing, and proofreading, a copy of documents important to liberal
religious history which are not yet on the web, and which you have in your possession.
Please check carefully whether a document is already available on the web before
spending time on this! Email
these documents in Microsoft Word or in WordPerfect format (see copyright information
below).
 | You can inquire before you
convert a document, whether it will be able to be housed on this archive. |
| You can store documents in your own internet web space which you already own (for
example, the pages which are provided on AOL or most ISPs such as earthlink.net). We
will link to the document where it is stored. |
| You can start an archive on a free website such as
GeoCities
to store documents you convert. We will link to the document where it is stored. |
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| I will attempt to match up volunteers who can do one or more of the following (covering
any photocopy expenses and the postage to move documents through snail-mail when
necessary) -- write if you are
interested:
| donate originals of appropriate documents |
| scan originals or copies |
| type from originals or copies (shorter pieces) |
| make photocopies of originals |
| proofreading documents |
| converting Word or WordPerfect documents to HTML documents |
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For all documents housed on this site, we may require either
| reasonable proof that the document is not under copyright |
| written permission from the copyright holder |
You can send (snail-mail or fax) a copy of the title page including copyright
information. If the copyright date is later than 1922 (US documents) or is known to
be still under copyright, I will also need written permission of the copyright
holder. When you inquire about a particular document, or email the computer-readable
version of a document, I will send you the snail-mail and fax information. (For
obvious reasons I do not post this information on the web.) |
