NM: editorial matter.

By William Mack & Donald J. Kiser, assisted by the combined editorial staffs of the American Law Book Co. & West Pub.

As Diderot (1713-84), and the Encyclopedia with him, advanced from skepticism to materialism, D'Alembert retired from the editorial board (1757), after Rousseau, also, had separated himself from the Encyclopedists.

(His Works, v. 21-23) © on notes & editorial work, Alan Osbourne (NK) v. 21-22.

An immediate provocation at the time was a faux editorial regime presided over by an imposter named Pritish Nandy.

But frankly I don't care a rap If the sport that engages their leisure's "Up, Jenkins" or "Snap." Since the founts of its wisdom present us Each morning with gems of this kind, Such matters must strike as momentous The news-editorial mind; 'Tis time this delusion was done with, High time that some voice made it clear

When he finally reached The Intelligencer editorial-rooms, Burns rounded on him angrily.