Copyright
Why does this book need a title page? Why repeat what is already on the cover? The publisher says we have to have a title page for historical reasons and copyright issues. Maybe someone should tell publishers: if we removed the title page from every book published, we could save, on average, 3.1 billion pages of paper a year in the United States alone.
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