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dixiegrrrrl

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4. BTW...2 of those recommendations are FREE on the web

Reply to erpowers (Original post)

Sat Feb 2, 2013, 12:20 PM

Feb 2013

via pdf or other format downloads which can be read in a good reader such as Calibre, which is also FREE.

I have about 2,000 books in a file on my puter, and many more now on disc, which I read on the monitor with Calibre.

Just Google Tacitus or Gibbons pdf and the links will take you to The Gutenberg project and archive.org, which has thousands of free books.

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Best Book(s) On the Roman Empire [View all] erpowers Jan 2013 OP

A few: bemildred Jan 2013 #1

Thanks, bemildred. kag Jan 2013 #2

My pleasure. bemildred Jan 2013 #3

BTW...2 of those recommendations are FREE on the web dixiegrrrrl Feb 2013 #4