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21st August 2015, 12:50

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Re: Osprey books accurate?

Nick, by "British Oxford English" I mean the English as recommended by that institution. Their examples include "J R R Tolkien" which to me looks with first reading like "Jrrtolkien". To me punctuation of abbreviations adds essential clarity without which the text stalls as the text is just alphabet porridge.

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