Check british spelling

ICHLL_Brenon.md

@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ GEODE[^GEODE]).
 
 The volume of data involved issues a technical challenge to the digitizing
 process required for the study of historical dictionaries. XML-TEI, a major
-standard, includes a specialized module for dictionaries but it has shown some
+standard, includes a specialised module for dictionaries but it has shown some
 limitations when used to encode «La Grande Encyclopédie», a late-19th century
-encyclopedia (Jacquet-Pfau (2015)) from an OCRized version in XML-ALTO.
+encyclopedia (Jacquet-Pfau (2015)) from an OCRised version in XML-ALTO.
 
 We describe those limitations and identify the fundamental differences that
 prevent encoding encyclopedias with the XML-TEI module for dictionaries. We then
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ collaborative work can achieve much more than any talented man could: what could
 possibly not be within reach of a single man, within a single lifetime may be
 achieved by a common effort throughout generations (Lojkine, 2013).
 
-History hints that Diderot's opponents took his defense of the feasability of
+History hints that Diderot's opponents took his defence of the feasability of
 the project quite seriously, considering the fact that they got the
 *Encyclopédie*'s privileges to be revoked again six years after its publication
 was resumed. As a consequence, the remaining ten volumes containing the text of
@@ -860,8 +860,8 @@ graph itself, that is to say modify the rules. If `<entry/>` is the perfect
 element to encode article themselves, all that is really missing is the ability
 to accomodate nested structures with the `<div/>` element. This would also have
 the advantage of recovering the `<usg/>` and `<xr/>` elements which we have
-recognized as useful and which we lose as part of the tradeoff to get nested
-sections. Generating customized TEI schemas is made really easy with tools like
+recognised as useful and which we lose as part of the tradeoff to get nested
+sections. Generating customised TEI schemas is made really easy with tools like
 ROMA[^ROMA], which we used to preview our change and suggest it to the TEI
 community.
 

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 The specificities of encoding encyclopedias: towards a new standard?
 
 Spelling
-Consistently use British English spelling.
+oConsistently use British English spelling.
 
 Title
 oDo not capitalize important words in title, except for proper names or when it is generally required.