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I was looking for a quick and easy way of collating a corpus of documents from the amazing American Presidency Project, and I ended up developing my own browser add-on…
What it does
Once you perform a search (whether simple or advanced) on the website, the extension adds a frame above the list of search results giving you the option to extract and download an archive of all the documents listed on the page.
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Choose the default TXT format or XML (useful for some concordance software) and click ‘Extract & Download’. A few seconds later, a zip folder named ‘Archive.zip’ lands in your downloads folder: unzip it to access the documents.
Repeat the process for each subsequent page of results.
Here’s a little demo video:
Download and install
Firefox (recommended)
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Chrome / Edge
- Download the zip package;
- Unzip the archive;
- Open the extension manager (
chrome://extensions
oredge://extensions
); - Enable “Developer mode”;
- Click “Load unpacked” and load the unzipped folder.
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