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Old 05-03-2011, 04:16 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by emalvick View Post
It is only unfortunate that the great classics of the past get caught up in this scheme... I mention this because it seems that Penguin is the biggest culprit in high ebook vs. dtb prices especially in the classics.
The "great classics of the past" are, on the whole, available free of charge - eg, right here at MR.

What makes the "Penguin Classics" series well worth buying, however, are the truly excellent introductory essays, explanatory notes, etc, that they add to the text, which enormously enhance the reading experience.
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