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I have created a list of dowloadable magic books from the open library:
http://openlibrary.org/people/scintnl/l ... cks_ebooks

Hey,

thanks for posting that up, some pretty interesting looking manuscripts. I've downloaded a few and am hoping to find the odd gem buried in there,

thanks again,

Sea.

condemagnum wrote:I have created a list of dowloadable magic books from the open library:
http://openlibrary.org/people/scintnl/l ... cks_ebooks" target="_blank

Wow!! Tonnes of material there. Now that's the sort of post I like! Many thanks!

Very interesting stuff. Thanks. Garry

Thanks, very useful list. I was surprised to see the Bruce Elliott book in there, as it's much too modern to be public domain - but it is in fact Daisy locked.

Barry

There is a Daisy locked edition, but there is also a "borrowable" edition. You get to read the book for 15 days

Ah, thanks. Fortunately I already have a copy! For anyone who hasn't - highly recommended.

Barry

Excellent!
I wonder if it's possible to find more resources like that.

andrea

If you are subscribed to lybrary.com - which is free... you can access the old learned pig project database of books.
just click on "my account" and then scroll down to the "tools" section and click on "TLPP: The Learned Pig Project."

Thank you, some very interesting reading in there

Thanks for posting I have passed on to my son as he is stuck for ideas, so that should keep him quiet

Fantsstic. Thank you for posting this!

thanks for this great post

How the heck did I miss this thread?!!! Great resource, thank you.

Your right Paul.. Really interesting stuff to observe.. I actually used it a lot in 2012, and just recently.. So much here, don't think i will ever get to the end..