I've put a 65MB PDF made from photographs of the text here:

http://www.sirwilliamhope.org/Library/Mendoza/Modern_Art.pdf

This is the entirety of the book from which the extracts on the site were taken.

Milo.

Thank you sooo much for this and Fewtrell!!!!



Cheers



Stefan



P.S. Still looking forward to Kirk's transcription, though. Obviously you're

spoiling us, Kirk. Or at least me. :D



Milo Thurston schrieb:

> I've put a 65MB PDF made from photographs of the text here:

> http://www.sirwilliamhope.org/Library/Mendoza/Modern_Art.pdf

> This is the entirety of the book from which the extracts on the site were

taken.

> Milo.

>

>

--- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, Stefan Dieke <s.dieke@...> wrote:

>

> Thank you sooo much for this and Fewtrell!!!!



You're welcome!

I just looked on ECCO and found a couple of books with Mendoza's name on as

author that I'm sure weren't there last time I looked. The boxing text in each

seems to be almost identical to that in the "modern art" text I photographed,

which suggests that the latter is a complete plagiarism of the former.

There are two versions and the difference is that one has a series of letters,

"statements of fact" &c. about Mendoza and Humphries.

Milo.

--- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, "Milo Thurston" <gvurrdon@...> wrote:

>

> --- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, Stefan Dieke <s.dieke@> wrote:

> >

> > Thank you sooo much for this and Fewtrell!!!!

>

> You're welcome!

> I just looked on ECCO and found a couple of books with Mendoza's name on as

author that I'm sure weren't there last time I looked. The boxing text in each

seems to be almost identical to that in the "modern art" text I photographed,

which suggests that the latter is a complete plagiarism of the former.

> There are two versions and the difference is that one has a series of letters,

"statements of fact" &c. about Mendoza and Humphries.

> Milo.

>



What is ECCO please?



Thanks Steve

--- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, "stevecornls" <stevecornls@...> wrote:

> What is ECCO please?



It is "Eighteenth Century Collections Online", a resource containing PDF scans

of huge numbers of 18th century books available for personal use only to

subscribers.

http://www.gale.cengage.com/DigitalCollections/products/ecco/index.htm

I have access to this through Oxford University.

Some useful stuff is there but I am not permitted to distribute it on the LSD

site.

Milo.

--- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, "Milo Thurston" <gvurrdon@...> wrote:

>

> --- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, "stevecornls" <stevecornls@> wrote:

> > What is ECCO please?

>

> It is "Eighteenth Century Collections Online", a resource containing PDF scans

of huge numbers of 18th century books available for personal use only to

subscribers.

> http://www.gale.cengage.com/DigitalCollections/products/ecco/index.htm

> I have access to this through Oxford University.

> Some useful stuff is there but I am not permitted to distribute it on the LSD

site.

> Milo.

>



Thankyou for enlightening me.



Steve

On Thu, 2009-07-09 at 12:22 +0200, Stefan Dieke wrote:

> P.S. Still looking forward to Kirk's transcription, though. Obviously

> you're spoiling us, Kirk. Or at least me. :D



No worries.  I'll still repub it.  I appreciate Milo providing

additional scans.  Gives me a cross-reference for when my photocopy is

dark or difficult to read.



Unfortunately for me, the long "s"'s will make OCR virtually impossible

for the software that I use. So it'll be a hand transcription.  That

could allow more errors to slip in but we'll dbl check it.  :-)



Peace favor your sword,

Kirk

--- In classicpugilism@yahoogroups.com, "Milo Thurston" <gvurrdon@...> wrote:

>

> I've put a 65MB PDF made from photographs of the text here:

> http://www.sirwilliamhope.org/Library/Mendoza/Modern_Art.pdf

> This is the entirety of the book from which the extracts on the site were

taken.

> Milo.

>



Thank you!  I appreciate the effort and have saved the file!



Pituxalina