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And what have you learned for those of us who haven’t read the federalist papers? Also, why do they need to be purchased? Isn’t that information in the public
by oarsinsync 9y ago
And what have you learned for those of us who haven’t read the federalist papers?
Also, why do they need to be purchased? Isn’t that information in the public domain? Surely enough time has passed and Alexander Hamilton’s family don’t need to continue to profit from it?
- grimjack00 9y agoThey don't need to be purchased(http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1404 http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1404). Some people still read physical books, though, which generally requires purchasing if they wish to keep the book.
- selectodude 9y agoCan’t speak for the parent, but I buy public domain books because it tends to be cheaper than the paper and toner required to print it. And it looks nicer.