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Title: The end of footnotes
Review: I am giving this book a large raspberry not because of its content but because of its editors. The Economic Consequences of the Peace is a classic and should be read by everyone. Unfortunately at least the print edition of this book with the introduction by Volker has a very nasty habit. Rather than carrying over the foot notes to the next page if it lacks the room, it simply truncates them. In one notable case it truncated a foot note in the middle of a hyphenated word. There is no reason in the world why editors should be so sloppy on such a matter. The footnotes are part of Keynes's work, they are important. Find a different edition to read if you really want to read one. This one rots.
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