My suggestion, start with etext03 (etexts 3601-4800). 
 
So far as I know, they were all done by independents (I think DP's productions didn't start until etext04).  A lot of them contain no publisher/copyright info, and they're nasties that David Widger and I gave up on during our repost project of a couple of years ago,
 
I'd further suggest leaving alone any copyrighted texts.
 
Al
 
 
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Subject: [gutvol-d] it's monday, after noon, let's get the crowdsourcing started

greg-

i'm ready with my crowdsourcing thing.

are you gonna provide the pagescans?
or do we have to dig 'em up ourselves?

too bad all the p.g. e-texts are rewrapped...
that's gonna make re-proofing very difficult.

any book(s) in particular you want to start with?

-bowerbird