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"it transfers me to the appropriate Google Books page. You notice here
that there is a link for "ebook - free" --a bright red box towards the
left. That's what you want, of course. They also provide links to get
it in print, but you probably don't need that right now. Now here's
the tricky part... hover or "float" your mouse over the red box. A set
of links appear including "Download PDF". Click that. This "

thanks for your instructions, but, I tried again and in the page I got
I do not have a "download" button. I am pretty sure I am doing all ok.

marcelo


2012/7/21, Frank Reed :
> Noell Wilson, you wrote:
> "Hopefully it's not too much against the spirit of copyright protection"
>
> Not a problem. Any book before 1937 (75 years ago) is no longer protected by
> copyright at least in the US.
>
> You added:
> "Google books here says you can't have it"
>
> Not so. You can download any of those books. See the "walk-through" in my
> other post. I think some people may have been confused by Google's offer to
> have you set up an online "ebook" account instead of downloading.
>
> -FER
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