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This will take a bit longer (and involve a number of students). So far only the links for 1684, 1685, and 1687 lead to further pages, and I am still uncertain about a good design. Inspiration is welcome. --Olaf Simons 23:50, 19 March 2006 (CET)

Visit the old html version at http://www.pierre-marteau.com/resources/novels/index.html

Create a new entry?

Go to Marteau:Library get a unified link (ul) for all future reference.

My title is written in

• Dutch
• English
• French
• German

go to the reaspective page, choose the year according to title page information, chreate an entry like this:

1. En-1684-0001
   Behn, Love-Letters, pt.1 (1684)
   [Aphra Behn,] Love-Letters Between a Noble-Man and His Sister (London: Randal Taylor, 1684).

The first line will be the unified Marteau link you should use whenever you link to a title

The second line will be your prefered title

Make the uln page lead to your prefered title with a redirect:

#redirect [[my catchy title]]

(If someone else should ever want to attribute a catchier title, he will simply change the redirect; while all links will remain intact).