Email to html

How to transfer emails containing hyperlinks to a dreamweaver website page and not loose the links.
I have maintained many email updates, containing hyperlinks, sent out to my group over the years. I would like to have a page on my website where those emails can be reviewed by any viewer. When I cut from the email and paste into the HTML page, the links are lost. When I did "Save As" in Safari as a "WebArchive" then paste to dreamweaver all I get is gibberish. Ideas?
Bruce iMac 27, 2.93 ghz, i7, 12 g ram, 3 tb Hd, CS 5.5

Nancy, I think he might mean links to pages in the emails he sends, not the email addresses of his group.
Bruce, you should copy the email code, not the email as displayed. Then paste in code view in Dreamweaver.
Also, Constant Contact (and maybe other email broadcast systems), make changes to links for marketing tracking. These changes may render the links broken.

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From:, To: and Subject: end up in email body - html email using sendmail

To the experts and the experienced:
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