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1. Gen. Henry L. Burnett's Memories of the Lincoln Assassination Trial
   Assassination of President Lincoln and the Trial of the Assassins.
   
   http: //tiac.net/users/ime/famtree/burnett/linc...
   
   
2. Leonardo da Vinci
   Read about Leonardo da Vinci, the scientist, artist and inventor.
   http: //mos.org/leonardo/
   
   
3. Carl Jung
   This site includes a comprehensive list of Carl Jung websites.
   http: //usd.edu/~tgannon/junga.html
   
   
4. The John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection
   In 1992, the National Archives and Records Administration established the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection. The Collection contains more than 4 1/2 million pages of assassination-related records, photographs, motion pictures, sound recordings and artifacts.
   
   http: //nara.gov/nara/jfk/jfk.html
   
   
5. Clay S. Jenkinson Home Page
   Explore the world of the humanities in general and the legacy of Thomas Jefferson in particular with humanities scholar Clay S. Jenkinson.
   http: //th-jefferson.org/
   
   
6. Stonewall Jackson Resources.
   Stonewall Jackson Resources. Biography, FAQ, papers, images, and other information from the VMI Archives.
   http: //vmi.edu/~archtml/jackson.html
   
   
7. John Paul II - The Millennial Pope
   This biography examines the life, character and legacy of Pope John Paul II. It probes the Pope's roots in Polish patriotism and Polish Catholicism, the Pope's rapprochement with Jews, the Pope's encyclicals on the culture of death and on faith,the Pope's stance on liberation theology and Pope John Paul's legacy and impact on the Catholic Church.
   http: //pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/pope...
   
   
8. John Paul Jones Theme Site
   John Paul Jones visited Portsmouth NH twice, spending a total of 18 months in the port city of New Hampshire. He once wrote that his happiest days were in Portsmouth and Paris, France.
   http: //seacoastnh.com/jpj/index.html
   
   
9. Kierkegaard on the Internet
   Web-site devoted to Danish philosopher Soeren Kierkegaard 1813-1855.
   http: //webcom.com/kierke/
   
   

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