But in 1981, the so-called "Pennsylvania edition" (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press) reverted to Dreiser's handwritten first draft, now held in the New York Public Library, and substituted his uncut holograph version as the scholarly text of the novel.
Her own handwritten notes for that speech, released for the first time by the Margaret Thatcher Foundation on Friday, confirm her intentions: "Since Office.
A short time later, Anna received a short handwritten letter – from Kata.
The funding isn't sufficient because the numbers keep increasing," said Haruna Furo, director of the emergency management body in Adamawa state, sitting in his office with handwritten notes – there was no computer – scattered about his desk.
Thatcher's own handwritten notes on "possible strategies for the coal and docks dispute" paper for the 18 July meeting of Misc 101, the special cabinet committee on coal that she chaired, outlines the details of the plans to use the army.
By war's end, Madi, who was not Jewish, had filled 16 notebooks in handwritten English that serve as a grim portrait of the Holocaust in Hungary and of a defiant woman sickened by its cruelty.
The information commissioner concluded in 2012 there were four types of detail which Ipsa's summary of a claim could not convey: additional text, logos and letterheads, handwritten comments, and layout.
Thatcher's own handwritten notes for a meeting in July 1984, a month after the clashes at the Orgreave coking plant, outlined plans to deploy 2,800 troops to unload coal at docks in the event of a dockers' strike.
In 2007 Sotheby's auctioned 10 love letters from Saint-Exupéry to a female military officer in Algeria, which fetched €190,000, and last year one of his handwritten manuscripts sold at auction for €250,000.
In Pakistan, he was instructed in the use of weapons and explosives and the court was shown his "student notebooks" from this time, with his handwritten notes and diagrams on subjects such as Kalashnikovs and the manufacture of poisons and bomb-making.
The centrepiece is a handwritten version of a short story Lennon described in 1965 as his longest piece of prose writing.
