Actually I agree with the removal. Right next to the bibliography is a Wikisource box that's pretty impossible to miss. A number of the books are in there, verbatim. Then there's the external link in the appropriate section clearly mentioning that the works are carried there in their entirety. Also, in the Wikiquotes entry there's a section (external links) that yet again redirects the reader to the site specified. How many more links do we have to have? If you've missed it, then you're probably NOT reading the article. Let's keep it tidy and concise.

As for the Cohen link. What has this to do with UG? It's about Cohen. This article is not a collection of anecdotes. Also, it is not about opinions of others regarding UG. How many times has to be explained that an encyclopedic entry is neither scholarly analysis, opinion survey, or anecdotal storytelling?