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So I'm looking for the "usually available for free from the publisher" book described here (it's pub date is in the 1800s) -- https://www.alibris.com/The-Health-Resorts-of-Europe-Thomas-Linn/book/11710589?matches=7
I'll warn that if you love old books, Alibris is the place in my opinion. However, it has multiple listings for the same thing, and sublistings for each one, so finding the right price can be tricky.
This book description says something that I've often seen mentioned, but it is not clear how you find it. That old books, out of copyright, are often scanned and are "freely available" ...but when I try to find them, and I simply cannot. This time the book description says so, but doesn't even tell you who the publisher is so again I'm stuck.
I've tried project gutenberg, but their search seems extremely arcane. Any help is appreciated!
I'll warn that if you love old books, Alibris is the place in my opinion. However, it has multiple listings for the same thing, and sublistings for each one, so finding the right price can be tricky.
This book description says something that I've often seen mentioned, but it is not clear how you find it. That old books, out of copyright, are often scanned and are "freely available" ...but when I try to find them, and I simply cannot. This time the book description says so, but doesn't even tell you who the publisher is so again I'm stuck.
I've tried project gutenberg, but their search seems extremely arcane. Any help is appreciated!