That earnest aim may be less important in the end than the sheer profusion of human paradox and legal contradiction that Kennedy serves up in his sprawling book, from an early footnote asserting that Strom Thurmond, the ardent segregationist, fathered a child with his parents' black maid, to the forgotten fact that until 1910 a Virginian could be up to 24percentt black and still be white by law.
As we have argued earlier in this footnote, we find it difficult to automatically justify biobanking as research which serves a 'high public interest'.
Freud was, in the tinkering manner of a collector, endlessly editing and supplementing his earlier books with footnotes, asides and new observations.
One other statistical footnote; a crowd of 20,134 watched the game against Bath, down almost 4,000 on the Saturday attendance of 24,088 against Wasps a fortnight earlier.
Footnote: An earlier version of this article incorrectly included Watsco Inc. in the table.
In this edition, Aaron M. Gale, who has edited the Book of Matthew, writes in a footnote that "early Jewish readers may have regarded these Persian astrologers not as wise but as foolish or evil".
A few may even remember this article.Correction: The footnote in an earlier version of the chart called Russia the Russian Soviet Federative Soviet Republic.
Following the ruling, the Mail Online amended its headline to "Mother of four stabbed to death while her family were at a funeral 'may have been murdered in honour killing'", and added a footnote stating: "An earlier version of this article said that police were investigating whether Ms Khan may have been murdered in an 'Islamic honour killing'.
AT&T has issued a clarification on its Galaxy S4 pricing via the unique method of a small statement in a footnote to an earlier post.
Finally, Austin issues the following warning in a footnote, two pages earlier: "Everything said in these sections is provisional, and subject to revision in the light of later sections" (1962b: 4 fn.1).
