Exceptions do exist, such as Robert Gunther's "Early Science in Oxford" and Edgar Allan Poe's "Tamerlane", but both of these books would be considered notable by virtue (for instance) of criterion 1.
Note however that both of these books would be considered notable by virtue (for instance) of criterion 1. Exceptions do exist, such as Robert Gunther's "Early Science in Oxford" or Edgar Allan Poe's "Tamerlane".
Exceptions do exist, such as Robert Gunther's "Early Science in Oxford" or Edgar Allan Poe's "Tamerlane". Note however that both of these books would be considered notable by virtue (for instance) of criterion 1.
Exceptions do exist, such as Robert Gunther's "Early Science in Oxford" or Edgar Allan Poe's "Tamerlane". Note however that both of these books would be considered notable by virtue (for instance) of criterion 1.