David W. Fenton wrote:
I don't quite understand the inclusion of Dover in that list. They
are a very different operation. They sometimes reprint editions that
are under copyright outside the US, and when they do so, they do it
with permission (I assume that means they've made a financial
arrangement of some sort).
The printed Dover catalogs (I have one from several years ago here
someplace) are interesting, in that in the vicinity of the masthead, or
price information is a key to alphabetic abbreviations for applied to
each edition, detailing where the editions bearing that key are
available. An item with an "A" suffixed to the price may be available
only in the U.S.; "B", only in the U.S. and Canada; "C", in the U.S. and
British Commonwealth; "D" in the U.S. and British commonwealth except
the UK, &c.....
ns
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