An Interesting Tidbit

[L Verge]

(06-19-2014 10:10 PM)Tom Bogar Wrote:  The Library of Congress (according to their online catalog) has a copy. I'm going down there on Monday, anyway, to do some research, so I'll take a look through it and see what's there, and then copy electronically any relevant pages, which I can then send to whoever would like them. (And yes, Laurie, I triple-checked that that was not supposed to be "whomever"!) ;-)

Thanks, Tom. And I would not have called you on that grammar detail because "whoever" is actually used as a noun/subject here
instead of an object to support the clause.

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(06-20-2014 05:06 AM)BettyO Wrote:  Sounds great! I'd love to see this book - but apparently it's hard to find....no copies close enough for me to peruse through. There IS a searchable copy online here:

http://books.google.com/books?id=WNU6AQA...e&q=lumber

But I put in all sorts of queries and nothing comes up - not even the name "Surratt".....

Unfortunately, no ebooks either, that I could find -

Good grief - now we have a mystery within a mystery!