[r-t] New Grandsire [was Old methods]

[edward martin]

Very very true Don, in fact when the CC was hard at work defining what it
termed 'Legitimate Methods'  it was pointede out (by a Mr Fright! - I kid
you not, it's all there in the book) that by their definitions, Stedman's
Principle was illegitimate The President Sir Arthur P Heyward stepped in and
saved the day

Eddie

2008/7/23 Don Morrison <dfm at ringing.org>:

> On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 4:47 AM, edward martin
> <edward.w.martin at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Ben raised the question that implies that for a method to be acceptible,
> it
> > should be a requirement that the extent of a method can be set out in so
> > many mutually exclusive plain courses.This  would straightway exclude
> most
> > if not all methods where the Treble is treble bob hunting.
>
> It would also rule out Stedman Triples, which I'm pretty sure is even
> dearer to your heart than New Grandsire.
>
>
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