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Volume 57 - July 2003

Contents

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

  • Letter to the Editor

  • Mark R. Taylor
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    18 July 2003, p. 74
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  • In response to the letter from Styra Avins (Tempo, January 2003), I am grateful to stand so fascinatingly corrected with regard to the (poorly documented?) aspect of US cultural history in question.

  • A Response to Just and Unjust Criticism – and an Appeal

  • John Ceander Mitchell
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    18 July 2003, pp. 74-75
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  • In Volume 57/223 of Tempo, my book, A Comprehensive Biography of Gustav Holst, was critiqued by Raymond Head. Not being adverse to justifiable criticism, I can accept much of what he has to say. There are indeed some editorial problems. The index, in particular, was originally perfect, but had to be hastily reconstructed at the last minute due to a publication design change. It is also true that there are a number of misspellings—largely due to some faulty guesswork from partially legible manuscripts – but not nearly as many as implied by the critique, especially when one considers the length of the work. And yes, I admit that I unintentionally included a misrepresentation of the physical Egdon Heath in Wareham. These items will, hopefully, be addressed and corrected in later editions.

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