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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 13 (1870) (1870)

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ti- mediately over the columns supporting circles, within which was soon lost sight of. mable honor of inventing printing from movable types, there “ While Gutenberg’s name is more prominent than those of the initial of. the Empress is inscribed, the intermediate are’ many others who contend that… … opera house, the architectural de- ment of the first Bible printed tails which characterize the facade, from movable types, is bound to This difference of perpetuate his name and works until printing is no more.” opinion has led to much investigation into the merits of the semicircular pavilion on…

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