Re: Cambridge Univ. Press

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On Mon, 19 Feb 1996, ERIC SILVERMAN wrote:

> I find it curious, if not troubling, that there has been no discussion here
> about the recent events at Cambridge University Press. It seems to me that
> they allowed political and profit concerns to outweigh scholarly merit. (I
> could be wrong, in which case I would welcome correction)

I don't know what you are referring to, and perhaps many others on the
list don't either. Clue us in.
Ralph Holloway

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