E-Books of Interest

i dont mean to shut down you guys party, but isnt it copyright infringement to post the link to download those books? i would hate for anything to happen to one of my fav sites on the net over a few books that you can easily find using google.

Great books mate,top quality!!! i've downloaded Dead men's secrets,but i am only getting 116 pages for some reason.....any ideas

thanks very much. was looking for stuff on alternative human history theorys. s'n'f'd

Most generous!

Have read a couple, downloaded the rest, looking forward to a good read, thanks.

S&F

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S&F Just a quick thanks for this, I've just finished waht I was reading and hunting around my shelves when up pops this thread cheers mate

Originally posted by T0XiK
i dont mean to shut down you guys party, but isnt it copyright infringement to post the link to download those books? i would hate for anything to happen to one of my fav sites on the net over a few books that you can easily find using google.

Sebsta invited me over to his house and allowed me to read his books I chose to read them in cyberspce for convenience.
that's my defense lol

WHat a collection! Thanks for posting these Im really interested in this sort of stuff. I read Jonathon Blacks' Secret History of the World and been hooked since.

Cheers!

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If people read the book and like it they could always buy a copy and donate it to the local library for others to read. If you find the book useful its always good to support the author.

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I have already read Earth Forbidden Secrets Part 1 and it's an amazing books with many facts that I have personally seen and worked on.
Can't wait for part 2, as we don't know when it will be published.
Thanks a lot for the rest of the books, these are a real treasure.

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thanks for the post. probably will not get around to read them , but thanks anyway.

You rock, sir. I love you.

More to add to my collection of stuff to ponder and share with others. You are an asset to the online community and I'm sure this sharing of resources will have a residual effect.

I have read most of these, and have hard copies of them for reference.

My personal favourite is "Forbidden Archaeology", of which "The Hidden History of the Human Race" (above) is the condensed version.

I highly recommend it!

Incredible post, thankyou so much.

Another rare book I would like to read is "Hamlet's Mill", by Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend, about how ancient myths are coded stories for the cyclical nature of natural catastrophies.

Also of interest is Graham Hancock's "Supernatural" which, amongst other things, attempts to explain the meaning of ancient cave art.
Full review here;

www.dailygrail.com...

Wow!

Thank you for sharing these with us.... Amazing amount of valuable information you have just given to everyone... thank you!

awesome!
Thanks a ton!

Star and flag.

Many thanks, there is no greater gift than knowledge.

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Excellent thank you, I think we need more contributions like these.

For additional e-books, my website has compiled a list of links to find some.
Here are some of the links I obtained for free, legal, e-books. Just browse around... you're bound to find some good material!

openlibrary.org...

www.free-ebooks.net...

www.questia.com...

www.archive.org...

Enjoy!

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Thank You, I get an email newsletter from Jonathan Gray, mostly short stories to sell his eBooks which are also very short but I wasn't aware he had written a full novel.

He has an amazing catalog of historic mysteries, more than I had any clue even existed.

Thankyou very very much OP, a warm heart you have

Can you recomend one for reading first?

Many thanks again