Is There a Favorite Article in the Book?

Cheryl: I can't say that i have a favorite, a favorite article. The story of this book is very interesting. It i'm not to ring you question directly, but i'm telling you a different story. An astte book. We didn't think of translating his articles. English. Never would have occurred to us. And the footnotes were a killer. He had very strict rules for himself of what went in the article and what goes in the footnotes. So some one looks at an article and says, it's 15 pages. But the don't take into account that the footnotes are written in small print. They give you so much history that you never