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Nope – Copyright is just a layout type. If you don’t include one, you don’t get one. Where the copyright and title page or pages go is all a matter of personal choice.
I notice that many books at Blurb run:
1: Title
2,3: Copyright / Introduction
When designing my book I pulled a bunch of similar books off my shelves and looked at the opening layouts. Most popular seems to be:
1: Half-Title (page w/just the title of the book)
2,3: Frontispiece / Title (title w/author and publisher)
4,5: Copyright / Table of Contents
6,7: ToC continued or blank / Introduction
But I found a pretty wide variety, including some with the copyright page at back of the book (this in a recently published, U.S. book, by a well known publisher, too!)
By the way, 1.7.5 is somewhat old. You should download the latest version before starting any new books – there are a load of new templates in 1.9. When you start a new book in 1.9, with most options you get a default copyright page in the mix of initial pages. But you can delete it or move it just like any other page (except, of course the required last, “Blurb” page).
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