In 1966, Coggins wrote and illustrated The Horseman's Bible, which sold over 500,000 copies with a revised edition published in 1984.
This revised edition, published in 1960, brings up to date a book first published in 1954 a concisely organized, simply written account of the society that produced the Bible.
Second, revised edition published by Gower Books, Aldershot, and University of Pennsylvania Press, 1988, in hardback and paperback forms.
The headlines on this article were amended on 22 September 2009 to correspond with a revised version published in later editions of the newspaper.
Like Prof. Heisler's work, of which a revised edition was published two years ago, it is addressed primarily to students of medicine and anatomy, being, in fact, based upon the course in embryology given at the medical school of Columbia University.
It remains in print, and Oberdorfer co-authored a revised edition — his final published work — in 2013.
In a restatement of this principle in a revised edition published only a year before the Origin, Whewell argued that "the cases in which inductions from classes of facts altogether different have thus jumped together, belong only to the best established theories which the history of science contains" (Whewell 1858, 77 96).
The book was out of print for years until January, when Chelsea Green published a revised edition that includes 200 additional varieties, discovered after the first edition was published.
With the aid of co-editors, Mrs. Eliot published a revised edition of the first volume in 2009; a second volume, covering 1923-25, walsolso published in 2009; and a third volume, 1926-27, came out last year.
—Vinson Cunningham One of the books I most enjoyed in 2015 was "The Diary of a Teenage Girl: An Account in Words and Pictures," by Phoebe Gloeckner, a graphic novel that first came out in 2002 and was published in a revised edition this year just before the release of a film adaptation.
