A collection of free e-books on WW1

[Graham Smith]

Found this link whilst surfing the interwebnet......

Takes you to a whole host of e-books that can be read on-line for free.

When you open the link I have found it easiest to use the HTML option......These titles can also be added to Kindle readers for free

So enjoy...... http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/World_War_I_%28Bookshelf%29

There are also other catagories of books to view should you run out of WW1 titles.

The below link will take you to

AN INFANTRY SUBALTERN'S IMPRESSIONS

OF JULY 1st, 1916 at Gommecourt

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/28145/28145-h/28145-h.htm

[flintwich]

Some good stuff on here, reading A Minstrel in France by Harry Lauder.

And as you say, freebies.

Al

[kenf48]

Thank you

You could also check out the GWF's own Virtual Library

http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showforum=89

Ken

[thesamsonsed@gmail.com]

And also http://openlibrary.org

[kenneth505]

On a related note to Guttenberg is librivox.org/

Here you can find free recordings of books in the public domain. Their search is sub-par but perseverance will pay off.

I have discovered it is quite nice to load a book onto my overly complicated cell phone and then listen whilst doing errands or taking a stroll.

While it's not WWI I heartily recommend the Personnel Memoirs of U. S. Grant, unabridged.

[pooter]

You can download the pdf here http://archive.org/d...rance00laudiala for the Harry Lauder book.

There are a host of WW1 books on Archive.org which can be searched for and downloaded for free.