Re: Canada's 'National Post' runs a 'Dark Sovereign' feature

Congratulations... I'll have to try to check out the play and I had no idea you had been part of the national institution called The Fifth Estate.

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From: "rspfripp" <r_fripp@...>
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Sent: Friday, December 23, 2011 11:54:36 AM
Subject: Canada's 'National Post' runs a 'Dark Sovereign' feature





Canada's 'The National Post' is running this
< http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2011/12/23/robert-fripp-setting-the\
-record-straight-on-richard-iii-in-shakespeares-english/ > feature
< http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2011/12/23/robert-fripp-setting-the\
-record-straight-on-richard-iii-in-shakespeares-english/ > about 'Dark
Sovereign' on Friday, December 23. If the URL doesn't take you there,
paste the following Search term without the brackets: ("National Post"
Robert Fripp Richard III) .
Wishing you all the best at Christmas or the appropriate holiday, and to
every one the very best of Health in the New Year.
Robert (Robert Fripp)

Canada's 'National Post' is running a 'Dark Sovereign' feature on
Friday, December 23rd. You can find it at the URL below* or strip the
brackets off the following Search Term and it should appear: <"National
Post" Robert Fripp Richard III> .
Feature is called: "Robert Fripp: setting the record straight on Richard
III in Shakespeare's English"
*URL: http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx <http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx>
May you all enjoy Christmas, and/or the appropriate holiday in your
family, and find the Best of Health in the New Year.
With my best wishes,
Robert

Congratulations Robert - and your play sounds like a really incredible
achievement.

Barbara



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Sent: Saturday, 24 December 2011 6:26 AM
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Subject: Canada's 'National Post' runs a 'Dark
Sovereign' feature





Canada's 'National Post' is running a 'Dark Sovereign' feature on
Friday, December 23rd. You can find it at the URL below* or strip the
brackets off the following Search Term and it should appear: <"National
Post" Robert Fripp Richard III> .
Feature is called: "Robert Fripp: setting the record straight on Richard
III in Shakespeare's English"
*URL: http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx <http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx>
May you all enjoy Christmas, and/or the appropriate holiday in your
family, and find the Best of Health in the New Year.
With my best wishes,
Robert

Excellent article. Congratulations.

Joan
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--- In , "rspfripp" <r_fripp@...>
wrote:
>
> Canada's 'National Post' is running a 'Dark Sovereign' feature on
> Friday, December 23rd. You can find it at the URL below* or strip the
> brackets off the following Search Term and it should appear:
<"National
> Post" Robert Fripp Richard III> .
> Feature is called: "Robert Fripp: setting the record straight on
Richard
> III in Shakespeare's English"
> *URL: http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx <http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx>
> May you all enjoy Christmas, and/or the appropriate holiday in your
> family, and find the Best of Health in the New Year.
> With my best wishes,
> Robert
>
>
>
>

Have a lovely holiday, and thanks for the play and the URL.
Sheffe




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> From: rspfripp <r_fripp@...>
>To:
>Sent: Friday, December 23, 2011 2:19 PM
>Subject: Canada's 'National Post' runs a 'Dark Sovereign' feature
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>Canada's 'National Post' is running a 'Dark Sovereign' feature on
>Friday, December 23rd. You can find it at the URL below* or strip the
>brackets off the following Search Term and it should appear: <"National
>Post" Robert Fripp Richard III> .
>Feature: "Robert Fripp: setting the record straight on Richard III in
>Shakespeare's English"
>URL: http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx <http://tinyurl.com/78ut8mx>
>May you all enjoy Christmas, or the appropriate holiday in your family,
>and find the Best of Health in the New Year.
>With my best wishes,
>Robert
>
>
>
>
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