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msfry
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Merry Christmas, ya'll, and Happy New Year!

Here is a link to a treasure trove of "classical" book titles, many of which appear to be PD. A starting point, anything that strikes your fancy might be worth looking into.

https://www.forgottenbooks.com/en
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The one I randomly looked at is a scan, and is also on Archive. If it can be found on Archive, that's probably the better bet, since it looks like you have to register to get full access on Forgotten Books. :hmm:
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TriciaG wrote: December 28th, 2018, 11:20 am The one I randomly looked at is a scan, and is also on Archive. If it can be found on Archive, that's probably the better bet, since it looks like you have to register to get full access on Forgotten Books. :hmm:
Oh, I was only suggesting a handy list of titles to look into, not actually using the Forgotten Books platform for text.
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Post by Carolin »

I browsed the site too, it is a good place to dig :thumbs: there are similar sites for old science fiction and horror books :)
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