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The Free Library (http://www.thefreelibrary.com)
The Free Library has more than four million magazines, newspapers and magazine articles, research and books available. Some articles are in abstract form and some of the long-term items available.
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More than 27,000 free books are available at the Gutenberg Project website. These books are public domain or classic books. Project Gutenberg is also seeking volunteers to help preserve the knowledge and making books available to everyone.
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Free books 4 doctors have medical books available for free. This is an ideal resource for learning about the history and current research. Are you a medical student or thinking of becoming one? If so take a look.
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