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Updated the cts.xml Took first pass at updating and standardizing the headers.
lcerrato
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Mar 31, 2021
| <imprint> | ||
| <pubPlace>Cambridge, Massachusetts</pubPlace> | ||
| <publisher>Harvard University Press</publisher> | ||
| <date>1971 (Republication of the 1935 edition).</date> | ||
| <date>1935-1938</date> | ||
| <date>1971</date> |
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Hii @lcerrato I will make this change plus I also need to add URLs into the headers. |
Added in a source text for the one edition in public domain I could find.
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Updated the cts.xml
Took first pass at updating and standardizing the headers.
Thanks for any and all feedback @lcerrato