While I can't answer for Mr. Frow, I do know that when I'm trying to wrap-up a long project, the last thing I'm thinking about are the illustrations. For me it's rather a mad scramble to find proper photos. Very often it is easier to settle for what one can get easily (as in your own collection) than coordinate with getting photos from others. Add in the possibility that he likely didn't do the lay-out of the book himself and you'll have even more potential for contradictions to creep in. With printed hard copies of books, once the error is in you're pretty much stuck with it. At least with online publishing, it's easier to correct stuff like that. I'm sure with the C250/C19 project you're getting a taste of that yourself. Fran, I applaud your efforts to give us a clearer idea of the details. Keep up the good work!fran604g wrote:
Why would he use these 2 examples that are probably 9 years (or even possibly as many as 11 years) apart from each other? And especially if the governor hadn't been invented yet?
Martin