library edition
an edition of a book prepared for library use, especially with a library binding.
a set of books with common subject matter or authorship and uniform physical characteristics.
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How to use library edition in a sentence
I didn’t have much money for books in those days, and I returned the library edition when I finished school.
Ocean Lovers, This Little-Known Book from the Sixties Is Required Reading | jversteegh | October 25, 2021 | Outside OnlineThe early volumes in the library edition, issued during 1858-59, have only vignettes on the title-pages.
Dickens and His Illustrators | Frederic G. KittonThe above three volumes form the "library edition" of Elizabeth Stoddard's works.
Dulcibel | Henry PetersonThe New library edition therefore includes each work in its final state as perfected by the historian.
La Salle and the Discovery of the Great West | Francis ParkmanThe text of the New library edition is that of the latest issue of each work prepared for the press by the distinguished author.
La Salle and the Discovery of the Great West | Francis Parkman
The original illustrations were added to the later issues of the library edition, and the series completed in 30 vols.
Life of Charles Dickens | Frank Marzials
British Dictionary definitions for library edition
an edition of a book having a superior quality of paper, binding, etc
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