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Well Wisher  +  303960 Thu, 14 Dec 06 09:35 PM

What is the difference between a Forward and a Preface?  I noticed that some books contain both.

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Marius Hancu  +  303979 Thu, 14 Dec 06 10:28 PM
ForeWORD

It's a tough subjectSmile [:)]

Try this:
http://www.bartleby.com/68/99/2599.html

I've just discovered this nifty article:

The difference between a preface, foreword, and introduction
http://www.patmcnees.com/work36.htm
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