Thus, in 1971, Stallworthy was commissioned jointly by Oxford University Press and Chatto & Windus to write a biography and to edit a comprehensive edition of Owen's poems and fragments.
James Axtell, who edited the most comprehensive edition of Locke's educational writings, has explained that although "he was writing for this small class, this does not preclude the possibility that many of the things he said about education, especially its main principles, were equally applicable to all children" (Axtell's emphasis).
This is part of Kohn's pet retirement project and focus of scholarship within the DDLE, The Darwin Manuscript Project, "a comprehensive edition of Darwin's scientific manuscripts to the highest standards of textual editing".
PHILIP ROTH PROJECT -- A comprehensive edition of the writings of Philip Roth, left, is planned by the Library of America.
Since 1907, the Benedictine Order, on the initiative of Pope Pius X, has been preparing a comprehensive edition.
The Encyclopædia Britannica, which for more than two centuries has been considered the gold standard for reference works, has only a hundred and twenty thousand entries in its most comprehensive edition.
In 1899 1901 Marx issued the first comprehensive edition of Chekhov's works, in 10 volumes, after the author had himself rejected many of his juvenilia.
A six-volume comprehensive edition of Hamsun's letters, Knut Hamsuns brev, was published in Norwegian (1994 2001), with two volumes of Selected Letters (1990 98) appearing in English translation.
A comprehensive edition of his journals was published by the Naval Museum in Madrid in 1990, and English translations -- "The Malaspina Expedition, 1789-1794" -- are being issued by the Hakluyt Society, a London organization that publishes accounts of geographical discovery.
In 1957, Dr. Cohen joined the quest to produce a comprehensive edition of Newton's most important work, the "Principia Mathematica," that included not only its first three editions but also Newton's original manuscript from 1687 and the voluminous annotations and corrections that Newton made in his personal copies.
