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From: Kay_Robinson@hotmail.com
On Sat, 23 May 2009 16:48:32 -0700 (PDT), Scottish Archive eBooks
sharpened a new quill and
scratched:
>On 24 May, 00:18, Kay Robinson wrote:
>> On Sat, 23 May 2009 01:36:25 -0700 (PDT), Scottish Archive eBooks
>> sharpened a new quill and
>> scratched:
>>
>> ----> bobbit
>>
>> >And recently we have released a CD-ROM containing all six volumes of
>> >the "Visitation of Ireland" by Joseph Jackson Howard and Frederick
>> >Arthur Crisp. These rare volumes were limited to 250 copies of each,
>> >and in keeping with the spirit of the original edition, we are
>> >limiting our digital edition to 250 copies. If you'd like to get your
>> >hands on copy number one, its currently up for grabs on eBay!
>>
>> "in keeping with the spirit of the original edition, we are limiting
>> our digital edition to 250 copies. "
>>
>> Why if your CD-ROM is intent on helping the genealogical community it
>> must surely be unlimited. If not it sounds like a con.
>>
>> Kay
>>
>> --
>> It needs civilization, it needs second thoughts,
>> to realise that Napoleon and Ceasar and Alexander
>> are not really the highest types of humanity,
>> that war making is not a glory but a crime
>
>No doubt Joseph Jackson Howard and Frederick Arthur Crisp had the same
>accusation hurled at them!
>
>David
You fail to give the reason, nor indeed the price. In the spirit of
Queen Mary I shall say Off with his head. :-)
Kay
--
It needs civilization, it needs second thoughts,
to realise that Napoleon and Ceasar and Alexander
are not really the highest types of humanity,
that war making is not a glory but a crime
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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