Einsteins General Relativity Papers- Original

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What was the name of Einsteins paper of General Relativity and where can i find it on the internet (not the exact original, the translated typed version). sorry, for this lame questions.
 
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A collection of the original translated papers was published by DOVER publications, inc

The Principle of Relativity by
Lorentz,Einstein,Minkowski and Weyl
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This is asked frequently, couldn't we make a sticky with links to the original papers?
 
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