ire, yet theycould not nearly supply the demand. Thecost of printing and binding with themeans at hand previous to this centurywas ever a strong barrier against pla-cing the sacred Book in the hands ofall the people. Then, too, the gen-erous-hearted men had not yet karisen who would devote… … ii6 HERALDS OF THE MORNING power the sleepy world that has been dreamily movingalong, with but very few improvements in its materiallife to break the tedious monotony, suddenly becomes in-tensely agitated. Within the short span of a single life-time the printing-press is brought to a marvelous…
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