two duplicate books but different filename

Dave Gifford

I was making a collection of The Harvard Shelf of Fiction and noted two Crime and Punishment books,

LLS:CRMPNSHMNT
2014-03-12T19:59:17Z
CRMPNSHMNT.logos4

and

LLS:HCSF18
2011-03-10T01:41:19Z
HCSF18.logos4

they have the same 1917 copyright

I have attached the infor pages here. not a huge deal, just curious as they are essentially the same books.

Yasmin Stephen

I'm guessing these scenarios are not so uncommon with public domain works from different publishers. Just today I had to hide away two copies of Calvin's Institutes, and I still have a third copy left in my library (and all three of them translated by Henry Beveridge!). I wanted to hide the last one as well but it's from the Great Books series and I'm too OCDish to break up the collection.

Dave Gifford

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1288019#Comment_1288019

I agree the collection must stand!  [:D]

Jan Krohn

Not only essentially the same. They're identical down to the page numbering.

The only difference is the price. [^o)]

Crime and Punishment | Logos Bible Software $7.49

Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction vol. 18: Crime and Punishment | Logos Bible Software $10.79

Robert M. Warren

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1288019#Comment_1288019

Yasmin Stephen said:

I'm too OCDish

Don't feel bad; I have relatives and friends who suffer from ODD (Obsessive Diagnosing Disorder).