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A History of the Old English Letter Foundries

Note 410 — Chapter X · THOMAS AND JOHN JAMES, 1710.

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“Being called into our company,” says Ged, in his Narrative, “he bragged much of his great skill and knowledge in all the parts of mechanism, and particularly vaunted, that he, and hundreds besides himself, could make plates to as great perfection as I could: which occasioned some heat in our conversation.”

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