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Book Review: EPP

Encyclopedia Puritanica Project CD 2.0 has prepared digital texts from over 150 books and enhanced them with extensive cross-references and interlinking. The result is formatted as web pages-essentially creating a huge web site on CD.

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http://www.apuritansmind.com/BookRev...icaProject.htm
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I really wish I was more apt to read things on the computer, simply for deals such as this.

I guess I'm just a book junkie.
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Although, I do see the value in this CD and may have to convince someone into letting me get it

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I really wish I was more apt to read things on the computer, simply for deals such as this.

I guess I'm just a book junkie.
The benefit in my experience is I have access to books that I could not otherwise afford, and the texts are easily searchable. The other big benefit is that they are all cross-referenced.
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I really wish I was more apt to read things on the computer, simply for deals such as this.

I guess I'm just a book junkie.
The benefit in my experience is I have access to books that I could not otherwise afford, and the texts are easily searchable. The other big benefit is that they are all cross-referenced.
Very true!
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