just delighted that the Adams power press supports your work

Not sure what British equivalents of 1st press would be, but if you can get a copy of Vol. 3 of The History of Oxford University Press covering this period (or Vol. 2 might discuss 70 years earlier), you might get info about the 2 presses shown.

I will look again. On first glance it seemed like an AB Taylor or poss. Hoe -- will look

I have a Boc. work printed by Andrus & Son, Hartford -- with binder's waste from a Bible (Ecclesiastes). My little treasure!

Well done!

Sadly, not APP....

very glad for you!

And since 2000 is to have up-to-date scholarly work. Though I like the Victorian source. Not legal history -- apparently has read already in that area.

I am tryi g to put together a reading list for a person who wants to give a talk on this topic at his retirement community next year. (Good for him!!) Ideally a mix of experiences, prob Atlantic seaboard to Kentucky region. He wants scholarly books, though I think some academic, some biography.

It IS!

For you, Boo Boo: www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_...

True, true. My mom calls it "God's timezone."

Ah, premillinial dispensationalism....

I need some signal that tells people to not speak so fast. I am old and don't hear as quick anymore....

Indigo Girl

ALA and Midwinter in person pretty much required, with long conference call meetings and many emails. So much changed with zoom. Had to change formal expectations, expand timelines for meetings. I remember discussions about whether meetings could be entirely on zoom....