The Pentateuch of printing, with a chapter on Judges (1891)
Blades, William, 1824-1890, Reed, Talbot Baines · Chicago : A. C. McClurg and company · leaf 71
least two centuries later, shows us that it stood high inpublic opinion. After translating a few sheets, Caxton put it on oneside, but on a time, when conversing with the Duchess, he showedhis attempt to her. This was in 1469. She commanded him at onceto finish the translation, which he appears to… … supposed portrait of caxton. (From Lewis cities there is no question of his learning printing. All he mentionsabout himself refers to the translation alone. This brings us to Exodus. 3 7 1472-3. The new book, patronised by the Duchess and the Court,was soon in greater demand among the courtiers…
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