Well, Stranger Fruit beat me to it (after I told him about it!) but there's a new version of Darwin's works online that has many juicy goodnesses, such as the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th editions of the Origin. Now we can check if these creationists are quoting properly. It has images as well as OCR'd text, and some of these editions were scanned from the Darwin family's own library. Also, there are field notebooks and lots of other stuff.
An OBE for John Van Wyhe, I say...
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Darwin’s papers held at Cambridge are now online. Major props to John van Wyhe and the people at the Darwin Online project for this.
The Darwin Experience:
The Story of the Man and his Theory of Evolution
by John van Wyhe
National Geographic Books
Michelle Borkin is astute in recognizing the manner in which information visualization can collapse the distinction between disciplines.
Actually John, you didn't. Ian Musgrave did by mentioning that Nature was running a bit on it :)
OBE? What's that mean?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_British_Empire