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* [[C. M. v. Weber an Gottfried Weber, Augsburg, 10th March 1811]]: Special Case: Circular Letter with additions (not really postscripts) | * [[C. M. v. Weber an Gottfried Weber, Augsburg, 10th March 1811]]: Special Case: Circular Letter with additions (not really postscripts) | ||
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| + | * [[From Edvard Munch's letters]]: We have found several examples of closers that belong inside postscripts, and we would very much like the content model of postscript modified so that it is possible to encode closers within postscript | ||
Latest revision as of 11:15, 15 October 2009
[This is intended as a collection of examples of "normal" and of really problematic "postscripts". You are invited to add further examples with oder without encoding or to add alternative encoding-proposals.]
List of Examples
- C. M. v. Weber an Johann Gänsbacher, Munich, 27th June 1811: Normal Postscript without label
- C. M. v. Weber an Gottfried Weber, Darmstadt, 15th January 1811: Short Postscript without label and addition by Giacomo Meyerbeer
- C. M. v. Weber an Johann Gänsbacher, Berlin, 29th February 1812: Complex Postscript with label (hypothetical, but nevertheless realistic example)
- C. M. v. Weber an Gottfried Weber, Augsburg, 10th March 1811: Special Case: Circular Letter with additions (not really postscripts)
- From Edvard Munch's letters: We have found several examples of closers that belong inside postscripts, and we would very much like the content model of postscript modified so that it is possible to encode closers within postscript
