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Today, we officially "launch" Faded Page!!! Enough features have been added to declare the website functional and useful for our intended audience-book readers everywhere.

Of course, we'll be adding much more content over the next few months-there are hundreds of eBooks from DPC waiting to be "converted" and catalogued. And, as our Teams grow, we'll be striking out to harvest and add eBooks from other sources, and a number of new features.

Please join our site, and explore how you could help us grow both the collection and the functionality of Faded Page. We need your help. For example, you could even get active in the forums and tell us how the site could be made more useful to you. Developer time is at a premium right now, but we certainly need great ideas, and I'll report back on a few so all of you can react, and help set priorities.

The difference between Faded Page and other book archives is that we intend to be easy to use, highly effective for the reader, and to increase our visibility. Please tell us how to do this.

Cheers,
Simple Simon

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Welcome to Fadedpage.com!

Faded Page is an archive of e-books that are provided completely free to everyone. The books are produced by volunteers all over the world, and we believe they are amongst the highest quality e-books anywhere. Every one has been scanned, run through OCR software, proofed, formatted and assembled extremely carefully, using hundreds of volunteer hours. These books are public domain in Canada (because we follow the Canadian copyright laws), but if you are in another country, you should satisfy yourself that you are not breaking the copyright laws of your own country by downloading them. You are free to do whatever you like with these books, but we hope that mainly...you will enjoy reading them.

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Dr. Grenfell's Parish, 1905,by Norman Duncan

From the preface: “This book pretends to no literary excellence; it has a far better reason for existence--a larger justification. Its purpose is to spread the knowledge of the work of Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, of the Royal National Mission to Deep-Sea Fishermen, at work on the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador; and to describe the character and condition of the folk whom he seeks to help.”

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