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The Invention of Printing

Note 126 — XII

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The Brotherhood of the Life-in-Common may, perhaps, be regarded as an exception. Madden in his Lettres d’un bibliographe has shown that this fraternity were much interested in the production of books, and that they had a printing office in a monastery at Cologne; but he has not yet made it appear that they did the manual labor.

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