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1. In addition to its separate publication under its own title, The Judging of Jurgen was reprinted in Jurgen and the Censor (Hall A4, 1920), and was added to the Kalki editions of Jurgen as a Foreward from the eighth printing (1922) onwards. It was incorporated into the text of the novel in the English editions (1921 onwards), and in the Storisende (Jur-E1 (S), 1928) and Red Storisende (Jur-E2 (RS), 1932) editions.

2. An article by Gilbert Cannan titled 'The Rainbow' and 'Jurgen', challenging the censorship of both Jurgen and D.H. Lawrence's The Rainbow, was printed in the same issue of the New York Tribune as The Judging of Jurgen, and was also reprinted in Jurgen and the Censor. Since it was originally printed on the same page as The Judging of Jurgen, we have included it here.