ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO HL MENCKEN - Bad Request ...
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO HL MENCKEN - Bad Request ...
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO HL MENCKEN - Bad Request ...
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Sixth edition, first printing (2007)<br />
Same as A 16.5.a except:<br />
A 16.6.a<br />
Copyright page: '… ISBN 978-1-4264-8133-8 …'<br />
Colophons: '… [bar code in bottom left-hand corner; number and 'Made in the USA' in the<br />
middle]<br />
9-3/4" x 7-3/8": [1-8] 9-170 [171-74] = 174 pp.<br />
Location: KK.<br />
Notes: Published February 2007 (Global BIP). Large print edition.<br />
Seventh edition, first printing (2008)<br />
A 16.7.a<br />
Title page: 'A | BOOK | OF | PREFACES | H. L. <strong>MENCKEN</strong> | ARC [with an arc over it]<br />
MANOR | Rockville, Maryland | 2008'<br />
Copyright page: 'A Book of Prefaces by H. L. Mencken in its current format, copyright © Arc<br />
Manor 2008. This book, in | [nine more lines reserving rights and making disclaimers] | ISBN:<br />
978-1-60450-093-6 | Published by Arc Manor | P. O. Box 10339 | Rockville, MD 20849-0339 |<br />
www.ArcManor.com | Printed in the United States of America/United Kingdom'<br />
Colophon: '[to left of bar code] Printed in the United States | [code with 'LV', 'B', and 'P']'<br />
9" x 6": [1-6] 7-136 [137-40] = 140 pp.<br />
Perfect bound.<br />
Contents: p. 1: half title; p. 2: blank; p. 3: title; p. 4: copyright; p. 5: 'Contents'; p. 6: blank; pp. 7-<br />
8: 'PREFACE <strong>TO</strong> THE FOURTH EDITION' (signed 'H. L. M. Baltimore, January 1, 1922'); pp.<br />
9-137: text; pp. 138-39: blank; p. 140: colophon.<br />
Binding: White paper wrappers printed in pink, orange, green, and black.<br />
Location: KK.<br />
Notes: Published February 2008 (Global BIP).<br />
A 17.1.a<br />
Add to Notes: Mencken wrote to Ernest Boyd on 20 April 1918: "… the first edition (1,000<br />
copies, divided bogusly into Second Printing and Third Printing) is exhausted, and it is to go<br />
back to press.… You have the first edition–without any Second Printing gabble on the title<br />
page" (Forgue 121). However, he did not report this to Frey. The copies of the second and third<br />
"printings" noted match the first in all points except for the added indication on the title page.<br />
None has the hand corrections. Like the first, they have a faint linear smudge to the left of the<br />
page number on p. 12. If Mencken is right, the three "printings" are actually issues of a single<br />
printing.<br />
A 17.1.d<br />
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