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[blank line] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] /* <sc>Copyright 1908 By Frank Justus Miller</sc> All Rights Reserved Published September 1908 Second Impression April 1913 Third Impression March 1917 Fourth Impression January 1920 Fifth Impression August 1924 Composed and Printed By The University of Chicago Press Chicago[** ,?] Illinois U S A */
Overview of front matter
"Front Matter" includes everything before "Chapter 1," except for pages that have their own topics: Title page, Table of Contents, and Table of Illustrations. Treat each part of the Front Matter as a new Major Division: put 4 blank lines just above them.
Why: In a printed book, these "Major Divisions" start on new pages: Titles, dedications, Copyright notices, etc. We mark these divisions by preceding them with 4 blank lines. Format an Introduction or Preface like a Chapter, and use no-wrap around almost everything else. AND REMEMBER TO DO THE IN-LINE FORMATTING! That's most important of all.