Project Gutenberg: A Free Digital Library of 75,000+ Public Domain eBooks
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A brief blog post on swissmiss highlighting Project Gutenberg, the oldest free digital library founded in 1971, which offers over 75,000 public domain eBooks built by volunteers.
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· 2 pulledProject Gutenberg is one of the oldest and most generous corners of the internet: a vast, free digital library built by volunteers.
Founded in 1971, it offers more than 75,000 eBooks—mostly classic works whose copyrights have expired—available to read, download, and share without cost.
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