Ben, you might want to include among the links here the page on my site devoted to
Peirce's Contributions to Baldwin's Dictionary. The whole Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology is now online in a few places, as you've noted in your Wikipedia Peirce-bibliography page, but those online versions are not very easy to use for finding Peirce's contributions to it, unless you already know where to look. The page on my site makes it easier to find them, especially those in the P-Z range, than any other resource i know of. Some are included in the file itself, and i've given the original Baldwin page numbers for those i haven't yet had time to include. The Peirce Edition Project will eventually publish a volume devoted to these, no doubt, but that's probably at least a decade away; in the meantime, i think my page can be useful to researchers. (I'd like to include more of the P-Z entries in the file itself but have some other priorities at the moment.)
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Terrific! I'll add it in a minute. At your Webpage, you can make direct the link to the CSP bibliography section on Peirce's contribution to the Baldwin:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Sanders_Peirce_bibliography#Peirce.27s_Definitions_in_the_Baldwin
And note new section in the Sidebar: "Gone But Unforgotten by the Wayback Machine."
Just added Bill Tepfenhart's home page via the Wayback Machine with the PORT photo images of Peirce manuscripts.
Found a PORT mirror site via Wayback Machine with working links to photo images, now added.
Turns out that Bill Tepfenhart's home page with its PORT mirror pages is back online at its old URL http://peirce.monmouth.edu/%7Ebill/ . But I'll keep the Wayback Machine links in place in case it goes away again or is missing an image.
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