2006Sixteenth Century JournalRequires access

:Print, Manuscript and the Search for Order 1450-1830

Allyson F. Creasman

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1. The printed work and the modern bibliographer 2. Dependent skills 3. Pictures in motley 4. A house of errors 5. Perfect and imperfect 6. The art of printing 7. Reevaluation: towards the modern book 8. Machinery and manufactures 9. Instabilities: the inherent and the deliberate Index.

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1. The printed work and the modern bibliographer 2. Dependent skills 3. Pictures in motley 4. A house of errors 5. Perfect and imperfect 6. The art of printing 7. Reevaluation: towards the modern book 8. Machinery and manufactures 9. Instabilities: the inherent and the deliberate Index.

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1. The printed work and the modern bibliographer 2. Dependent skills 3. Pictures in motley 4. A house of errors 5. Perfect and imperfect 6. The art of printing 7. Reevaluation: towards the modern book 8. Machinery and manufactures 9. Instabilities: the inherent and the deliberate Index.

Key concepts: Motley, Imperfect, Order (exchange), Index (typography), Art, Work (physics), Literature, Art history

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