Letters/Errata

Abstract

W. S. Bromley forwarded one corrected citation and one additional bit of information for his article on the forest policies of pulp and paper trade associations in the October 1986 JFH. The citation to Daid Hunter's 1943 book, History and Technique of an Ancient Craft, in footnote 1 of that article should have included a page number—568 (rather than XX, as was printed)—for Hunter's reference to the “first ground-wood mill in the United States.” In addition, Bromley passed on to us the epigraph from Hunter's book: Rags make paper, Paper makes money, Money makes banks, Banks make loans, Loans make beggars, Beggars make — rags. (Author unknown, ca. eighteenth century) Readers interested in The Book of Masonry Stoves, reviewed by Ned Houston in the October 1986 JFH, should contact Birch House Publishing (not “Brick House Publishing,” as was printed) in care of Heating Research Co., Acworth, NH 03601.