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Centrum voor Teksteditie en Bronnenstudie |
Centre for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies |
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a research centre of the Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature |
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<letHeading> |
| <letHeading> | Contains a structured description of bibliographical information of a letter. | ||
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| Example |
<letHeading> <author>Stijn Streuvels</author> <addressee>Maurice De Meyer</addressee> <placeLet>Ingooigem</placeLet> <dateLet>1945-01-13</dateLet> </letHeading> |
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| Content | Must contain all of the mandatory child elements. When optional ones are used, they must occur in the order specified. The note(s) may only be used to provide additional information after all other elements. | ||
| Parents | letDesc letPart | ||
| Children | addressee author dateLet note placeLet respStmt | ||
| Declaration | <!ELEMENT letHeading %om.RR;
(author+, addressee+, respStmt*, placeLet, dateLet, note*)>
<!ATTLIST letHeading
%a.global;> |
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| See further | 4.2. The letter heading: <letHeading> | ||
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