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• - Some basic notes on the structure of the Leibnizian system, presented by students at Covenant College.
  
• - Course material about monads as immaterial computers.
  
• - The Leibniz Society of North America provides "The Leibniz Review" a magazine on Leibniz, as well as a "Leibniz Society Newsletter".
  
• - Resource page maintained by Markku Roinila.
  
• - Complete book on Leibniz. Originally published by Oxford University Press.
  
• - Summary of Leibniz's main ideas, including "The Idea of Truth" or "Problems of Freedom, Sin and Evil".
  
• - In the 1670s, Gottfried von Leibniz took mechanical calculation a step beyond his predecessors and invented a mechanical Step Reckoner.
  
• - A discussion and critique of the major Leibnizian points of argument, meant as an introduction to the philosopher and an aid to students.
  
• - Leibniz resource page with articles, papers, and links.
  
• - An entry from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. By Mark Kulstad and Laurence Carlin.
  
• - Resources on the famous German Philosopher and Mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz having invented the differential and integral calculus.
  
• - Directions for subscribing to this discussion list, and links to other resources.
  
• - An entry by Michael J. Murray, from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
  
• - Compilation, that describes the uses of logic and harmony.
  
• - Includes biographical information and links. Maintained by Gregory Brown of the University of Houston. [Requires Java]
  
• - Resources on the German philosopher and mathematican. Includes works, images and links to discussion-lists.
  
• - A clearinghouse for information on English-language translation of this philosopher's works. Includes bibliographies, a biographical timeline, and some online translations. Also hosts the official site of the Leibniz Society of North America.
  
• - Introduction to the Leibniz archives in Hannover, Germany and the development of the ducal library under the librarian and counsellor Leibniz.
  
• - Portraits of Gottfried Leibniz.