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I like the software version too.Well, of course! He had that entire set long before he got the dictionary! Cmon now...
But if I had a grand to blow I'd rather spend it on the 60 volume Great Books of the Western World collection put out out by Encyclopedia Britannica. I've read a little over half of them. I intend to read them all before I'm in my dotage.
That or save up the additional $400-$500 and get the encyclopedia itself.
I like the software version too.Well, of course! He had that entire set long before he got the dictionary! Cmon now...
But if I had a grand to blow I'd rather spend it on the 60 volume Great Books of the Western World collection put out out by Encyclopedia Britannica. I've read a little over half of them. I intend to read them all before I'm in my dotage.
That or save up the additional $400-$500 and get the encyclopedia itself.
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I like the software version too.Well, of course! He had that entire set long before he got the dictionary! Cmon now...
But if I had a grand to blow I'd rather spend it on the 60 volume Great Books of the Western World collection put out out by Encyclopedia Britannica. I've read a little over half of them. I intend to read them all before I'm in my dotage.
That or save up the additional $400-$500 and get the encyclopedia itself.
He had the entire set? (40hz surpresses a rare twinge of envy.
It's great! I remember while writing our books, that I noticed Faraday's journal was considered a Great Book. And reading it, it is! It was fascinating to hear how he went about his experiments. I was expecting it to be more technical and boring, but it was actually philosophical and real juicy.I like the software version too.Well, of course! He had that entire set long before he got the dictionary! Cmon now...
But if I had a grand to blow I'd rather spend it on the 60 volume Great Books of the Western World collection put out out by Encyclopedia Britannica. I've read a little over half of them. I intend to read them all before I'm in my dotage.
That or save up the additional $400-$500 and get the encyclopedia itself.
He had the entire set? (40hz surpresses a rare twinge of envy.
...while writing our books...
...our entire Freshman year was spent reading and writing about 40 great books from that program...
For the uninitiated - what are ye on about with "writing books" ??The books are republished. So if you already have them individually, they would be redundant (except for forewards, introductions, etc.). Or, in the case of Homer's stuff, you may have a particular favorite translation. The benefit of the collection is that the books are all the same size, shape, colors, etc., so it makes for a nice library display item, if that's something you like....while writing our books......our entire Freshman year was spent reading and writing about 40 great books from that program...
and (with apologies) are these "Great Books" simply a bunch of books that they republished?
As for my books, my friend and I started a small business last year writing some books, practice tests, etc. for engineers seeking a license:
http://www.compleximaginary.com/
Thanks! I appreciate it.As for my books, my friend and I started a small business last year writing some books, practice tests, etc. for engineers seeking a license:
http://www.compleximaginary.com/
ah, okay - I thought you and Zaine were talking about the same 'writing' thing -
Your site & books look really good
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