In /HTML_3.0/latin1.html
Numerical Character References
The acute and grave accents have been consistently reversed in the table.
In general grave comes beforew acute in ISO-8859/1.
For example,
&192; Capital A, acute accent
&193; Capital A, grave accent
should be
&192; Capital A, grave accent
&193; Capital A, acute accent
and so on for
&200; Capital E, acute accent
&201; Capital E, grave accent
&204; Capital I, acute accent
&205; Capital I, grave accent
&210; Capital O, acute accent
&211; Capital O, grave accent
&217; Capital U, acute accent
&218; Capital U, grave accent
&224; Small a, acute accent
&225; Small a, grave accent
&232; Small e, acute accent
&233; Small e, grave accent
&236; Small i, acute accent
&237; Small i, grave accent
&242; Small o, acute accent
&243; Small o, grave accent
&249; Small u, acute accent
&250; Small u, grave accent
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