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Are Frederick T. Gray's books in the public domain?

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Yes. Frederick T. Gray's works are in the public domain in the United States, which means they're free to read, download, and distribute. All of Frederick T. Gray's books on Lex are available free with no signup required.

Question 2

What's the best Frederick T. Gray book to start with?

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For most readers, Extract from a Sermon Delivered at the Bulfinch-Street Church, Boston, Jan. 9, 1853, the Sunday Following the Interment of the Late Amos Lawrence is the most popular Frederick T. Gray title on Lex. It's available free as both an ebook and a downloadable EPUB, so you can sample it before committing to a longer work.

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Is Lex free?

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