THE proper layout for an ordinary volume, arranged in accord with the
best usage, is as follows:
Bastard-Title (_right hand_).
Blank Page or Advertising Card (_left hand_).
Title-Page (_right hand_).
Copyright Page and the Printer's Imprint (_left hand_).
Dedication (_right hand_).
Blank Page (_left hand_).
Preface (_begins on right hand_).
Table of Contents (_begins on right hand_).
List of Illustrations (_begins on right hand_).
Introduction (_begins on right hand_).
Half-Title (_right hand_).
Blank Page (_left hand_).
First Page of Text (_begins on right hand_).
In limited editions, the limit notice is placed upon the reverse of the
bastard-title, or on a left-hand page facing the bastard-title.
Following the text may be:
Appendix (_begins on right hand_).
Glossary (_begins on right hand_).
Bibliography (_begins on right hand_).
Index (_begins on right hand_).
Considering these various divisions more at length: