<head1>Literary Trustees
By terms of Ruskin's will, <Alexander Wedderburn>, <Charles Eliot Norton> and <Joan Severn> were named as trustees. . . . Norton disagreed with the aim of comprehensiveness in the <Library Edition>, yet he went on himself to publish his own correspondence with Ruskin, violating Wedderburn's attempts to control further piecemeal publication of letters.

Dearden, "Library Edition of the Works of John Ruskin," 52-53, 59