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From: "Mark L. Fussell" <mark.fussell@chimu.com>
Subject: Re: Algol 68 references (Was Re: The Red Language)
Date: 1997/09/22
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Brian Rogoff wrote:
...
>       Lindsey also wrote a (sad and beautiful) article on the history
>       of Algol 68 for HOPL-II, I don't have that ref, as I read it in a
>       bookstore.
...

"A History of ALGOL 68", C.H. Lindsey

Thomas J. Bergin & Richard G. Gibson, 
History of Programming Languages-II
Addison Wesley, Reading MA, 1996
ISBN 0-201-89502-1

--Mark
mark.fussell@chimu.com