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Adam Lord Gifford established the Gifford Lectures in his will in order to "promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term — in other words, the knowledge of God." Each year, Scottish academicians are appointed to give a year-long series of lectures which will then be collected in book form.

Adam Lord Gifford established the Gifford Lectures in his will in order to "promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term — in other words, the knowledge of God." Each year, Scottish academicians are appointed to give a year-long series of lectures which will then be collected in book form.

The Fawcett Crest mass-market paperbacks were the longest-running set of Peanuts reprints. They re-print newspaper strips which were already printed in the top-of-the-line collections: 2 Fawcetts per standard collection, 3 per Parade collection, and 3/2 per Collector Series book. In 1988 when the main line shifted to Andrews & McMeel, the Fawcett paperbacks ended. These paperbacks collect nearly every daily strip from 1952-1988 in chronological order, as well as Sundays, and are usually the easiest Peanuts collections to find used.

The Fawcett Crest mass-market paperbacks were the longest-running set of Peanuts reprints. They re-print newspaper strips which were already printed in the top-of-the-line collections: 2 Fawcetts per standard collection, 3 per Parade collection, and 3/2 per Collector Series book. In 1988 when the main line shifted to Andrews & McMeel, the Fawcett paperbacks ended. These paperbacks collect nearly every daily strip from 1952-1988 in chronological order, as well as Sundays, and are usually the easiest Peanuts collections to find used.

The Peanuts Parade were Peanuts newspaper strip reprint books in large format, duplicating previously published strips until 1974, and then from 1975-1984 was the main compilation format, when the imprint ended. The series order does not always correspond to publication order of the original strips. The "Peanuts" series will have all the books in strips order. Some of the Parade books share titles with the newer Peanuts Classics collections, which don't necessarily contain all the same strips. These have not been separated at a work level on LT. --Melannen

The Peanuts Parade were Peanuts newspaper strip reprint books in large format, duplicating previously published strips until 1974, and then from 1975-1984 was the main compilation format, when the imprint ended. The series order does not always correspond to publication order of the original strips. The "Peanuts" series will have all the books in strips order. Some of the Parade books share titles with the newer Peanuts Classics collections, which don't necessarily contain all the same strips. These have not been separated at a work level on LT. --Melannen

Long-running series of monographs edited by George C. Spindler.

Long-running series of monographs edited by George C. Spindler.