How are appendices included in three-volume Lord of the Rings editions?





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I used to own a single volume trade paperback Lord of the Rings edition that had appendices at the end which were useful for keeping timelines straight and providing enjoyable additional material.



I'm considering purchasing a three-volume hardback edition illustrated by Alan Lee to replace my long lost copy but I'm concerned about whether the appendices are included and--if so--how they are split between volumes. If this varies between different three-volume editions, where can I find details for popular editions?






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    Wiki suggests that they were included in the final book
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I used to own a single volume trade paperback Lord of the Rings edition that had appendices at the end which were useful for keeping timelines straight and providing enjoyable additional material.



I'm considering purchasing a three-volume hardback edition illustrated by Alan Lee to replace my long lost copy but I'm concerned about whether the appendices are included and--if so--how they are split between volumes. If this varies between different three-volume editions, where can I find details for popular editions?






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    Wiki suggests that they were included in the final book
    – Valorum
    8 hours ago










  • I should have realized there was a LotR wiki! That looks very useful and suggests that it'll be in RotK for any legit English version
    – William Grobman
    8 hours ago










  • Do you want to make that an answer or shall I?
    – William Grobman
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I used to own a single volume trade paperback Lord of the Rings edition that had appendices at the end which were useful for keeping timelines straight and providing enjoyable additional material.



I'm considering purchasing a three-volume hardback edition illustrated by Alan Lee to replace my long lost copy but I'm concerned about whether the appendices are included and--if so--how they are split between volumes. If this varies between different three-volume editions, where can I find details for popular editions?






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I used to own a single volume trade paperback Lord of the Rings edition that had appendices at the end which were useful for keeping timelines straight and providing enjoyable additional material.



I'm considering purchasing a three-volume hardback edition illustrated by Alan Lee to replace my long lost copy but I'm concerned about whether the appendices are included and--if so--how they are split between volumes. If this varies between different three-volume editions, where can I find details for popular editions?






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    Wiki suggests that they were included in the final book
    – Valorum
    8 hours ago










  • I should have realized there was a LotR wiki! That looks very useful and suggests that it'll be in RotK for any legit English version
    – William Grobman
    8 hours ago










  • Do you want to make that an answer or shall I?
    – William Grobman
    8 hours ago






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    Knock yourself out.
    – Valorum
    7 hours ago














  • 1




    Wiki suggests that they were included in the final book
    – Valorum
    8 hours ago










  • I should have realized there was a LotR wiki! That looks very useful and suggests that it'll be in RotK for any legit English version
    – William Grobman
    8 hours ago










  • Do you want to make that an answer or shall I?
    – William Grobman
    8 hours ago






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Wiki suggests that they were included in the final book
– Valorum
8 hours ago




Wiki suggests that they were included in the final book
– Valorum
8 hours ago












I should have realized there was a LotR wiki! That looks very useful and suggests that it'll be in RotK for any legit English version
– William Grobman
8 hours ago




I should have realized there was a LotR wiki! That looks very useful and suggests that it'll be in RotK for any legit English version
– William Grobman
8 hours ago












Do you want to make that an answer or shall I?
– William Grobman
8 hours ago




Do you want to make that an answer or shall I?
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Knock yourself out.
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According to the wiki it is included in Return of the King.




The Lord of the Rings Appendices were published in The Return of the King and were the reason that the release of the book was delayed.




Furthermore, it should be complete in English editions aside from a particular one-volume version and its bookclub reprints.




In 1968 Allen and Unwin published a one volume paperback edition, including only Appendix A I v, ‘The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen’. Apparently this was done because a paperback thick enough to include all Appendices could not be produced economically. Tolkien agreed, but he made a special plea to include The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen.[10] This is the only edition in English (several print runs of which were issued hardbound as book club editions) known not to include the complete Appendices. 







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    Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
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    Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
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According to the wiki it is included in Return of the King.




The Lord of the Rings Appendices were published in The Return of the King and were the reason that the release of the book was delayed.




Furthermore, it should be complete in English editions aside from a particular one-volume version and its bookclub reprints.




In 1968 Allen and Unwin published a one volume paperback edition, including only Appendix A I v, ‘The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen’. Apparently this was done because a paperback thick enough to include all Appendices could not be produced economically. Tolkien agreed, but he made a special plea to include The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen.[10] This is the only edition in English (several print runs of which were issued hardbound as book club editions) known not to include the complete Appendices. 







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    Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
    – Organic Marble
    7 hours ago






  • 1




    Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
    – Edlothiad
    6 hours ago















up vote
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According to the wiki it is included in Return of the King.




The Lord of the Rings Appendices were published in The Return of the King and were the reason that the release of the book was delayed.




Furthermore, it should be complete in English editions aside from a particular one-volume version and its bookclub reprints.




In 1968 Allen and Unwin published a one volume paperback edition, including only Appendix A I v, ‘The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen’. Apparently this was done because a paperback thick enough to include all Appendices could not be produced economically. Tolkien agreed, but he made a special plea to include The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen.[10] This is the only edition in English (several print runs of which were issued hardbound as book club editions) known not to include the complete Appendices. 







share|improve this answer

















  • 2




    Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
    – Organic Marble
    7 hours ago






  • 1




    Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
    – Edlothiad
    6 hours ago













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According to the wiki it is included in Return of the King.




The Lord of the Rings Appendices were published in The Return of the King and were the reason that the release of the book was delayed.




Furthermore, it should be complete in English editions aside from a particular one-volume version and its bookclub reprints.




In 1968 Allen and Unwin published a one volume paperback edition, including only Appendix A I v, ‘The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen’. Apparently this was done because a paperback thick enough to include all Appendices could not be produced economically. Tolkien agreed, but he made a special plea to include The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen.[10] This is the only edition in English (several print runs of which were issued hardbound as book club editions) known not to include the complete Appendices. 







share|improve this answer












According to the wiki it is included in Return of the King.




The Lord of the Rings Appendices were published in The Return of the King and were the reason that the release of the book was delayed.




Furthermore, it should be complete in English editions aside from a particular one-volume version and its bookclub reprints.




In 1968 Allen and Unwin published a one volume paperback edition, including only Appendix A I v, ‘The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen’. Apparently this was done because a paperback thick enough to include all Appendices could not be produced economically. Tolkien agreed, but he made a special plea to include The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen.[10] This is the only edition in English (several print runs of which were issued hardbound as book club editions) known not to include the complete Appendices. 








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  • 2




    Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
    – Organic Marble
    7 hours ago






  • 1




    Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
    – Edlothiad
    6 hours ago














  • 2




    Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
    – Organic Marble
    7 hours ago






  • 1




    Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
    – Edlothiad
    6 hours ago








2




2




Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
– Organic Marble
7 hours ago




Confirming data point: My old 3 volume paperback edition has the appendices in ROTK.
– Organic Marble
7 hours ago




1




1




Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
– Edlothiad
6 hours ago




Extra confirmation, all 5 of my 3 volume compiled contain the entire appendices in ROTK!
– Edlothiad
6 hours ago


















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