Number Theory ebooks: Free Fundamental Downloads

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Do you know somewhere to download ebooks on Number Theory ? (fundamental and free please :redface:
 
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Thank you very much.
 
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oooh awesome link!

thanks!
 
does anybody have a book that has a list of problems and solutions (a more basic one)?
 
Were none of the links under the "Introductory Number Theory" in capslocks link basic enough? What are you looking to learn about? Do they have to be ebooks?
 

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