I am basing these judgments on the English edition, but, if this text was the product of extensive editing, what must the unedited version have looked like?
He published a full monograph on Diseases of Canaries in 1933, and a more extensive, updated edition, Stroud's Digest on the Diseases of Birds, 10 years later.
The series will be independently published by a major trade publisher, with extensive foreign language editions.
First published in 1972, it has been reissued in a number of editions, undergoing extensive revisions and additions.
In 1724 he published a second edition containing extensive additional material.
A critical edition of The Interesting Narrative, edited by Werner Sollors which includes an extensive introduction, selected variants of the several editions, contextual documents, and early and modern criticism was published in 2001.
This is also where Buchbinder keeps his extensive collection of manuscripts: first editions and autographs, urtext publications and countless revisions.
Thus, despite the success of Spitzer's two editions, and despite extensive lobbying on his part, the American Psychiatric Association gave the chairmanship of the DSM-IV task force to Allen Frances.
Thus, despite the success of Spitzer's two editions, and despite extensive lobbying on his part, the American Psychiatric Association gave the chairmanship of the DSM IV task force to Allen Frances.
Focused effort on the third edition began in 1723, when Newton was 80 years old, and while the revisions are far less extensive than in the second edition, it does contain substantive additions and modfications, and it surely has claim to being the edition that represents his most considered views.
