[Bell Historians] Cornhill Article

[Andrew Aspland]

But this does not influence listing  - therefore rarity in itself is not justification for listing?
Andrew


From: Richard Offen 
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Probably my poor wording, but I'm sure most people will get the idea: the smaller the number of examples in existence of any given thing the more likely extinction becomes.



R




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From: bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com [mailto:bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Andrew Aspland
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Confused by last paragraph, first column, page 1033:

"...the number of examples...must not influence whether one particular example is listed for preservation or not...The smaller the number [of] examples still in existence, the more important this philosophy becomes."

Surely this is a contradiction!

Andrew


           
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