Sentence examples for accessible editions from inspiring English sources

Known as one of the most popular and accessible editions of Shakespeare's works, they feature scene summaries and notes and are frequently used in schools.

For new books, a legislation to guarantee the publication of accessible editions of every published book would ensure accessible material for the future, since publishers have electronic versions of their books.

Bate's accessible edition of the poems, aimed at the biggest possible readership, is a long-overdue break for Clare.

References in parentheses are to this more accessible edition.

The most accessible online edition was scanned from an old library copy, which was last checked out in 1950.

Hutchinson's career-changing case was the prosecution in 1960 of Penguin Books for publishing a cheap, accessible, paperback edition of Lady Chatterley's Lover.

It is therefore not only a pragmatic necessity but also an entirely suitable decision to republish Mein Kampf in the form of a new, scholarly but accessible, critical edition.

While ancient Greek and Roman texts are widely accessible in modern editions, those from ancient Egypt have been largely overlooked, and the civilisation is most famous for its monuments.

Even though "Hitler's Second Book" may seem mind-numbingly dull to the average person, Mr. Weinberg said, "When a central figure in the history of the 20th century writes two books and only one is available in a reliable English edition, the second one ought to be accessible in a reliable edition to those who do not read German".

The main product is hard copy, but soft-copy editions are accessible via the internet.

Some extremely accessible and unpretentious companies sell editions online, like Counter Editions in Shoreditch.