The 1956 edition stresses the military objective and barely mentions political objectives.
The first edition, first printing, referred to these excerpts as "poems", McElroy's own term, and mentioned some of the journals where they had appeared.
Enlarged new edition, in Spanish, of the afore mentioned text.
Subsequent editions no longer mentioned Vaterländischer Künstlerverein.
The previous edition, edited by Dame Leonie Kramer, did not mention him at all.
The second edition published in 2002 in Australia mentioned norms that could be expected of Bahá'ís in the case of dying or death.
Even the 1911 edition of Encyclopædia Britannica does not mention it.
Still, playwrights were held in such low esteem that the published edition of the work did not mention Marlowe on its title page.
Similar to the 1976 version the 1991 edition mentions the Today show on front and back.
Subsequently, various editions of Navy regulations mentioned the act of putting a ship in commission, but details of a commissioning ceremony were not prescribed.
