History of Editions
- 1st ed., 1906
- 2nd ed., 1910
- 3rd ed., 1911
- 4th ed., 1914
- 5th ed., 1917
- 6th ed., 1919
- 7th ed., 1920
- 8th ed., 1925
- 9th ed., 1927
- 10th ed., 1937
- 11th ed., 1949
- 12th ed., 1969
- 13th ed., 1982
- 14th ed., 1993
- 15th ed., 2003
- 16th ed., 2010
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