I am working on handwritten document analysis (preferably English). I have searched a lot but I got only few samples. So please share with me the standard dataset links.
There may not be any standard datasets available for your task. So you have to build one from scratch and then pre-process according to your needs. The best source are students. Students often send/post their class notes to their fellow batchmates or to the public. You can get it from them. To help you get started the below link(s) may help.
Have a look at what is at the IAPR TC11 website: http://tc11.cvc.uab.es/datasets/type/
Also, look through ICDAR proceedings for competition papers and contact the relevant organisers for the datasets - they should all be freely available (a condition of ICDAR competitions).
I would encourage you to investigate the Transkribus ( https://transkribus.eu/Transkribus/ ) technology and community/projects. There were also a large number of handwriting and early print OCR/OLR papers presented at the recent #DATeCH2019 (papers: http://datech.digitisation.eu/programme/accepted-papers/ and posters (mine included): http://datech.digitisation.eu/programme/accepted-posters/) especially the conference's Best Paper on the OCR-D mission/research (slides: https://www.slideshare.net/cneudecker/ocrd-an-endtoend-open-source-ocr-framework-for-historical-printed-documents paper: not yet available publicly).
Much of the above are technologies rather than your targeted dataset. But since funding for technology development is often project-support driven, checking out these places will lead you to many and varied places that you may find not just data, but valuable Kindred Spirits. :D GLHF... This personal journey reflection will likely give you some encouragement to pursue your Quest: https://medium.com/factminers-musings/transkribus-magazines-5-e75070d5f00f