I do not know if Hugh Peal had any part in this change or not, but I do suspect that he would have approved of the then new approach. Hugh Peal's description is as follows. Be sure your deeds won't be forgot. We give each man his due. We know Peal Knows an awful lot.
Peal knows it too.
One aspect of this statement bears emphasis. Be sure your deeds won't be forgot. By developing a major collection of American and English literature and by placing it in the library where he worked as a student assistant over sixty years ago, Hugh Peal has ensured that his noble deeds will indeed not be forgotten. Hugh Peal acquired his love of books and reading from his family while a youngster in Ballard County. One of his favorite early books was Lamb's edition of Shakespeare.