Lisp manual (info version as of April 1989)

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From: Michael I. Bushnell
Date: Sat, 24 Feb 1990 18:12

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In node Evaluation Notation, an example of the notation for macro
expansion is given using third.  Third, however, is a function and not
a macro in emacs lisp.  Perhaps it would be better to give a real
example.  


	-mib

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