...ly updated reference work documenting the people, institutions, historical events, places, creatures, objects, and concepts the Institute holds to lie at the
...its holdings into ten primary categories: People, Institutions, Historical Events, Places, Creatures, Objects & Artifacts, Concepts & Phenomena, Publications
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...st an underlying pattern, as distinct from isolated or one-off unexplained events.<ref>{{Coombe1958|page=6}}</ref> Its early decades were occupied largely wi
== Historical Significance ==
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...dia Folklorica's taxonomy, the [[Great Comma Incident]] is classified as a Historical Event, and specifically as a foundational event within the study of [[Edito
== Historical Significance ==
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...ithin a single individual's body of work or across a connected sequence of events, to be classified as an instance of the concept rather than an ordinary mis
== Historical Significance ==
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...hin the study of editorial folklore owing to the unusually large number of historical accounts describing inexplicable alterations to printed text.
...ciated with the [[Great Comma Incident]], one of the most frequently cited events in the history of editorial folklore.
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== Historical Significance ==
...the most concentrated documented occurrence of Typographic Drift, and the events of March 1887 remain the foundational case in that literature.<ref>{{Ferris
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