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Writing for the Public
FRANK SWINNERTONThe other day, a special correspondent of The Times repeated what he said was a familiar and general criticism of the Third Programme: “The Third (as a recent talk on Professor R…
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Nicholson of the Bodleian
W.A. MUNFORDIn his introduction to Golspie: Contributions to its Folklore, Nicholson tells how he and his wife and three daughters first went there during the summer of 1891 when, crowded out…
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The Journalist, Accuracy and his Reference Books
ALBERT D. MACKIEThere is an old saying among journalists: “When in doubt, leave it out!” It is sound advice, but if it were the only working rule, little would be left to appear in the newspaper…
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Some Scottish Publishers: Part II
R.D. MACLEODWilliam Blackwood, the founder of the firm of the name, saw service in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London before opening in 1804 as a bookseller at 64 South Bridge, Edinburgh…
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