Author Archives: Beatriz Medina Sánchez

Robert Browning and “the full stop”

Posted on November 21, 2012 by Beatriz Medina Sánchez

Punctuation marks had to be acquired and properly applied in writing as long as the writer is acquainted with their rules.  On the basis that treatises on punctuation were scarce and grammars used to deal with this “art” briefly, punctuation … Continue reading →

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Transcription of Elizabeth Carter’s Letter

Posted on September 27, 2012 by Beatriz Medina Sánchez

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Despite all the proposals my transcription has prompted, I have incorporated most of them by consensus. That is the reason why three words are still displayed in brackets since such expressions require further analysis. Therefore, I would be glad of … Continue reading →

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