Does anyone have any leads on the best sources for digital versions of Puritan classics? Still Water Revival Books says "The Puritan Bookshelf CD set is no longer available."

If possible, I would love to have maximum numbers of books at a modest price.

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You might consider the Encyclopedia Puritannica Project.

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Thanks! I found them a couple of days ago and am considering ordering the version 3. None of it compares to what The Puritan Bookshelf CDs offered, however. What happened to them?

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The best source is if you have ready access to a university library that has Early English Books online, or the money to afford their individual online prices (I think I was quoted $100 a month some years ago when I looked into it). SWRB obtained much of their material from EEB which of course they did not take kindly too and insisted SWRB stop selling them. The Puritan set comes onto Ebay every so often so you might put a search in there for next time one comes up. Those CDs are not searchable if you didn't know that.

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