Talk:Jeremy Flint

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1. Quote section Jeremy Flint#Publications:

Flint, Jeremy. 1970. Tiger Bridge: the game at the top. London: Hale. Chapter 8.

I suppose that is Robert Hale Publishing, Clerkenwell [1].

2. At Terence Reese#Buenos Aires affair we say:

Flint, Jeremy, in collaboration with Freddie North (1970). Tiger Bridge: The Game at the Top. London: Hodder & Stoughton. ISBN 978-0-340-12854-1.

I refashioned that reference but without change to the data (version 2014-04-02, see ref#16-17).)

There we also say (ref#18) that the US edition omits Chapter 8, on the scandal.

US Library of Congress online catalog [2] matches the Reese biography. So does WorldCat [3] Those 184-page UK and 191-page US editions, both 1970 --page counts neither fit nor preclude that the US ed. omits chapter 8. LCCat matches that US ed. too [4]. By the way/FWIW, those URL incorporate LCCN which show that catalog records were created 1975 for UK ed., 1973 for US ed.

--P64 (talk) 22:21, 16 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]