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Book titles starting either with a number, or the letters A or B.
(The articles "a" and "an" are not considered the first word in a title.)
See also:
Titles that start with C, D, or E
Titles that start with F, G, or H
Titles that start with I, J, or K
Titles that start with L, M, or N
Titles that start with O, P, or Q
Titles that start with R, S, or T
Titles that start with U, V, or W
Titles that start with X, Y, or Z
(The articles "a" and "an" are not considered the first word in a title.)
See also:
Titles that start with C, D, or E
Titles that start with F, G, or H
Titles that start with I, J, or K
Titles that start with L, M, or N
Titles that start with O, P, or Q
Titles that start with R, S, or T
Titles that start with U, V, or W
Titles that start with X, Y, or Z
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Mar 12, 2012 06:39AM
Do we skip the words The, A, and An if a title starts with them or do those count as A and T?
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Good question, but why don't we just do the "A and An = A" I already started that.
The librarian in me is twitching at the idea that "A" and "An" count as beginning words. "A" and "The" should always be ignored!
True… Thank you Sophia. Just realized that also. Ech..
#1147 & #1187 both start "A Court of ..." so do not belong on this list but on C, D, E.
