Anyone know a website with classic papers?

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The discussion centers on finding online sources for public domain papers by notable scientists such as Einstein, Lorentz, and Planck. It highlights that while Web of Science may list relevant papers, access to them may vary. Users are encouraged to utilize resources like Bartleby and Project Gutenberg for free texts, including Einstein's book "Relativity" and his paper on gravitation. Additionally, the forum suggests exploring educational sections for translated works, specifically mentioning a collection of Euler's papers available in LaTeX format.
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Looking for an online source for papers of Einstein, Lorentz, Planck etc. -old enough to be public domain and free
 
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web of science may have listed them, they link to loads of different journals etc.. wether they are free i don't know. You could always find the ones you want and then maybe request them from a university or something?
 

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