 The committee considered publishing potboilers in order to fund more serious works.Although Denis Gwynn had disapproved of CUP publishing texts prepared by professors for their students, that was not the majority view of the CUP committee.In the late 1960s, there were brisk sales of laboratory notes on inorganic semi-micro analysis; "Commercial Methods of Testing Milk" and student texts such as "Introduction to Practical Chemistry" and "A Notebook for Practical Botany".