Stephen Daye And His Successors the Establishment of a Printing Plant in What W
Stephen Daye And His Successors the Establishment of a Printing Plant in What W
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K. P. Welch for the purpose of printing a weekly called Every Satur- day^ which was pub- lished simultaneously here and in England.
26 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS OF TO-DAY HROUGH nearly three cen- turies in the development of American printing since that far-off day when Stephen Daye and Matthew toiled over their crude press in Cambridge, there have come down to The University Press traditions that shape its policies and guide its practices to-day.
Foremost among these is pride in crafts- manship — t...hat worthy, honest sort of pride whose joy lies in the production of a fine, delightful, admirable piece of work — a pride that rejects all but the very best and very highest ideals of workmanship. This feeling is accentuated by the fact that through The University Press and its im- mediate predecessors the foremost works of American literature have first been pre- sented to the world. Here were printed the [ 27 ], first STEPHEN DAYE AND HIS SUCCESSORS first editions of what we now recognize as the American classics, and here the publi- cation of their works was personally super- vised by such illustrious figures as Oliver Wendell Holmes, John Greenleaf Whittier, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Tho- reau, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Na- thaniel Hawthorne, Francis H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K. P. Welch for the purpose of printing a weekly called Every Satur- day^ which was pub- lished simultaneously here and in England.
26 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS OF TO-DAY HROUGH nearly three cen- turies in the development of American printing since that far-off day when Stephen Daye and Matthew toiled over their crude press in Cambridge, there have come down to The University Press traditions that shape its policies and guide its practices to-day.
Foremost among these is pride in crafts- manship — t...hat worthy, honest sort of pride whose joy lies in the production of a fine, delightful, admirable piece of work — a pride that rejects all but the very best and very highest ideals of workmanship. This feeling is accentuated by the fact that through The University Press and its im- mediate predecessors the foremost works of American literature have first been pre- sented to the world. Here were printed the [ 27 ], first STEPHEN DAYE AND HIS SUCCESSORS first editions of what we now recognize as the American classics, and here the publi- cation of their works was personally super- vised by such illustrious figures as Oliver Wendell Holmes, John Greenleaf Whittier, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Tho- reau, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Na- thaniel Hawthorne, Francis H.
What to read after Stephen Daye And His Successors the Establishment of a Printing Plant in What W?
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