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Old 07-20-2013, 01:04 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by jmilica View Post
Thanks for the code
Just one question - is there anywhere on Delphi site information on who are the translators of translated works? I can't seem to be able to find it

The translators works are all in the public domain (unless a translator has given his or he permission.)

Delphi sometimes will mention them on their website (if I remember correctly); also, checking out the free, individual titles on Amazon (for example) can sometimes yield results. Too, if you go to Amazon and open one of the Delphi Classics titles, you can sometimes see who has translated what. This is very limited information, I realize, but it's sometimes helpful.

But basically, for the most part these are well-known translators from an earlier era.

ADDED: I've bout about 10 of their titles, and I'm very satisfied with them. They're useful if (like me), one wants to have one humongous ebook of an author's work on an ebook Reader.


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