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Recognizing that the King James translation is “The noblest monument to English prose” [Oxford Annotated Bible, 1962], many translators, in prefaces to their “new,” “modern” versions have written apologetics explaining why they felt they had to retranslate and how they proposed doing it.
When he realizes, for instance, that he has no choice but to bust someone's head, he prefaces the brutal act with a look of weariness, even sorrow, for the blood he's about to draw.
For years I have engaged in the often useful habit of reading Forewords, Prefaces, Prolegomena, Introductions, and other bits that appear at the beginnings of books.
Charles Krauthammer prefaces his Inside Washington commentary with a sigh: "I had my usual experience.
But I notice that in both the biography and your prefaces, you shy away from any feminist indignation on Powell's behalf.