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Compilation & biographical note by M. E. Dowson.

© on compilation & additions; 15Sep33; A65380.

© on revisions & compilation; 1Nov34; A78111.

OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS, INC. Problems of petroleum geology; a sequel to Structure of typical American oil fields; a compilation of forty-three papers prepared for this volume by forty-seven authors.

© on introd. & compilation; 15May34; A73150.

© on songs, compilation & editing; 15Mar35; AA169528.

& compilation.

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& glossary: Paul Goodman, compilation & translation by Joan Riviere.

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NM: compilation & editing.

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By Effa Alexander (Effa Alexander Rosenboom) NM: compilation, revision & additions.

This phrase I use to mean a codification by one or more men (usually a commission of three) who are duly appointed for the purpose, under a valid act of the State legislature, but whose compilation, when made, is never in form adopted by the legislature itself.

The compilation of the State of Arkansas says, somewhere near its title-page, that it is "approved by Sam W. Williams."

The general statutes of 1897 of the State of Kentucky say on their title-page that they are an authorized compilation approved by the Supreme Court, but the form of approval of the Supreme Court of Kentucky runs as follows:

"Although we consider this duty not lawfully imposed upon us," they say that, so far as they have observed, they "detect no errors in the compilation and it seems to have been properly done."

Of how much value such approval would be in case there turned out to be a discrepancy between the compilation and the original statute, I leave to the lawyers to judge.

That is to say, States which have no official or authorized compilation whatever and which rely entirely upon the enterprise of money-making publishers to make a book which correctly prints the laws, and all the laws, of the State in question.

For one State, at least, such a compilation was made by a few industrious newspaper correspondents at Washington!

Besides this, there are other States such as Wisconsin and Indiana, already mentioned, where there is no official recent revision, so that everybody depends upon a private compilation, which is the only one procurable.