An excellent, if much shortened, edition came out in the US in 1964 (Braziller), so a British publisher might think of finally making the book available here in time for the anniversary of 2010.
The first English edition appeared in 1598 as The Counsellor Exactly Pourtraited; it was immediately banned, as was the second, shortened edition, A Common-wealth of Good Counsaile (1607).
However, Decc said that a decision had been taken at the start of the year to shorten this edition of the survey, and that polling on renewables would return in the next release of the survey, due in November.
The Wal-Mart edition of the DVD included a shortened animated version of the prequel comic book, titled Transformers Beginnings and featuring the voices of Mark Ryan, Peter Cullen and Kevin Dunn, as well as Frank Welker as Megatron.
Until issue 72 (February 1959) they were shortened versions of the US edition, with one or more stories or features being cut.
In 1904 the composer Vincent d'Indy produced an edition in French, which comprised only Act 2, a shortened Act 3 and Act 4. This edition was the basis of the first public performance of the work in two-and-a-half centuries, a concert performance at d'Indy's Schola Cantorum on 25 February 1904.
Or, put another way, by creating a demand-based feedback loop, Swoon Editions shortens the supply chain.
Only in the sixth edition published in 1872 was the title shortened to exclude the "on" as a capitulation to reality since so many people by that point had already been misquoting the title.
However, by the ninth edition published in 1955, it had been shortened to 'Alzheimer's disease' (Bleuler, 1955).
The new translation is based on the first edition of the book, from 1921, which was severely shortened by government censors and not republished in full in Russia until 2007.
Moreno's book of reflections, Théorie du Bordel Ambiant, generally shortened to TBA, was well received and went through several editions.
