[Classweb-users] PQ2084.A6-.Z3

[Paul G Weiss]

Yes, the "e.g." was inadvertently omitted.  It will be added with
tomorrow's update to Class Web.

Paul Weiss
Library of Congress
Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate
Policy and Standards Division

>>> Casey A Mullin <cmullin at stanford.edu> 9/21/2009 6:09 PM >>>
Caption: Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de,
1694-1778--Letters--Letters 
to special persons, A-Z

Should there be an "e.g.," here? Without it, the implication is that 
every person with whom Voltaire ever corresponded would need to be 
established when a cutter is used here. Common sense seems to suggest 
otherwise.

Here are a few LC records that use cutters *not* listed here:
OCLC #2898108
57165059
47255155
16219620

This part of the schedule does not seem to follow a prescribed pattern,

so I'm not finding help in the SCM either. Any insight would be
appreciated.

Thanks,
Casey
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