Principles of Political Economy, John Stuart Mill-icequeen

[jdnyenhuis]

Can I claim section 7?

[icequeen]

Can I claim section 7?

Of course! Thanks Jim!

[icequeen]

Section 18 is PL OK!

[icequeen]

Sections 19, 20 and 37 are now open.

[jdnyenhuis]

Link to Section 7: http://uploads.librivox.org/icequeen/principlesofpoliticaleconomy_07_mill_128kb.mp3

24:30

[icequeen]

Link to Section 7: http://uploads.librivox.org/icequeen/principlesofpoliticaleconomy_07_mill_128kb.mp3

24:30

Thanks Jim!

[icequeen]

Section 7 is great, but needs one fix. The volume is currently at 81.3 dB, we need it to be around 89 dB. If you could amplify by 8 dB, then your recording will be perfect.

[jdnyenhuis]

https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/principlesofpoliticaleconomy_07_mill_128kb.mp3

Fixed?

[Shasta]

I wish to claim Section 19

[icequeen]

https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/principlesofpoliticaleconomy_07_mill_128kb.mp3

Fixed?

Yes! Now it's perfect! PL OK!

[icequeen]

I wish to claim Section 19

Section 19 is yours, thank you!

[Shasta]

I have a question about quoted material. When the author of a work I am reading quotes something from another source, do I or don't I say "quote" at the beginning of the quoted materials and "unquote" at the end of it?

[icequeen]

I have a question about quoted material. When the author of a work I am reading quotes something from another source, do I or don't I say "quote" at the beginning of the quoted materials and "unquote" at the end of it?

Some people do say, "quote, end quote," some people don't. It is totally up to you if you want to say it or not. And I don't have a preference to either one. I personally don't say "quote, end quote," but that is my way of handling it.

[Shasta]

Here is Section 19

https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/principalsofpoliticaleconomy_19_mill_128kb.mp3 (31:30.5)

[icequeen]

Here is Section 19

https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/principalsofpoliticaleconomy_19_mill_128kb.mp3 (31:30.5)

Thank you!