Criteria For Separate Editions
For this list, a printing is a separate edition if any of the following criteria is met:
- The publisher declares it to be a new edition.
- Substantial changes to the text have been introduced beyond correcting typographical errors.
- A publisher prints the basic design for the first time.
- The dust jacket or cover design has changed appreciably.
- The height or width of the book has changed.
- The binding materials have changed.
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