These are places where most things are in the public domain and can be downloaded for free.
Open Culture has thousands of links to free courses, lectures, language lessons and more!
Open Culture
Here there are books, news, and special sources in many languages.
The Online Books Page
The Vatican has a digital library!
DigiVatLib
(Note: it may not connect and say there's a security issue sometimes.) ANALYTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ON-LINE NEO-LATIN TEXTS
nltexts.htm
Aside from Arabic Language, there's law, heritage, and social studies documents here. However much you think is here, triple it. Endless.
Arabic Collections Online
Amazing! This site is an ongoing research project that is part history, gaming catalog, and record of LGBTQ prescence in gaming industry.
LGBTQ Video Game Archive
The NYPL's digital collection is HUGE! Full of documents and pictures that are public domain, primary documents, and more.
NYPL Digital Collections
A database of constitutions around the WORLD!
Constitute
OMG. There's so MUCH at Anna's, I hardly know what to say! Books from everywhere, in all kinds of languages. Topics? Search anything. Nonfiction, fiction. I've even found some of my guilty pleasure trash reads here. And it's all free.
Anna’s Archive: LibGen (Library Genesis), Sci-Hub, Z-Library in one place - Anna’s Archive
Open access peer reviewed books.
Directory of Open Access Books
Part of NYU Law's finding open books series
LibGuides: Finding Books, Book Chapters, and Book Reviews: Ebook Collections for Historical Books
This link takes you to the collected courses on the Academy of European Law. Enjoy!
Julius Online Catalog
Search all kinds of EU Case law here! Satisfy your curiosity, learn new concepts, see how different the laws there are.
EUAA Case Law Database
The World Bank runs a repository of knowledge. I haven't looked at it yet. But give it a shot.
Open Knowledge Repository
I can't believe this exists!
Antique Pattern Library Crochet, knitting, tatting, netting, embroidery, needle lace, beading and other needlework patterns.
