Printing types, their history, forms, and use; a study in survivals (1922)
Updike, Daniel Berkeley, 1860-1941 · Cambridge : Harvard University Press; [etc., etc.] · leaf 554
ness, an individuality, thatgrander styles have never overpass-ed: its best too, and that was in itsvery heart, was given as freely to theyeomans house, and the humble vil-lage church, as to the lords palace orthe mighty cathedral: never coarse,thoughof ten rude enough, sweet, na-tural &… … 348. Morrises Chaucer Type: Kelmscott Press REVIVAL OF EARLY FORMS 209 the old-fashioned method of using various fonts of type ona title-page, or an unnecessary numl^er of sizes of type in avolume, has been given up—even in the commonest com-mercial work. And, too, Morriss reforms have extended…
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