From: Hebrew Nation:
An important reminder about the history of our people Israel from scholar, teacher and author Stephen M Collins.
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My first book, The “Lost” Ten Tribes of Israel…Found!, has been out-of-print for a considerable period of time, and many have asked in vain for copies of it. Due to continuing requests for it, a way has been made to make this book available as an e-book, and it is being offered at half the price of the original printed book! The original book cost $25 ($20 for the book and $5 for shipping fees). The e-book version of this book is priced at $12.99. It can be ordered from my homepage (in the center column below my photo and introductory text).
I did a check on the Internet to find the selling price for used copies of my original printed book, and was surprised to learn how high the prices were. Amazon.com offered a used copy for $89, and Alibris.com offered four copies for a price range of $133-195. Why pay that high a price for a used copy of my book when you can download a personal copy of the book for yourself from my website for just $12.99?
The original printed book was not available in any electronic form so it has to be “resurrected” to make it available as an e-book. Each page of the original book was scanned into a Microsoft Word document and each scanned line had to be painstakingly reviewed and corrected as the scanning process deleted all emphasis marks and made a variety of reproduction errors (doubtless due to the small print of the original book). However, this made the electronic book possible after all corrections were made and it was reformatted into an electronic book to fit a computer screen instead of a printed page. The e-book has the same content as the original printed book. However, it will be more readable as it has larger print size, wider margins, etc. The electronic reformatting process made the book longer, but it will read very easily for those who order it.
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