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This highly-researched work is the most authoritative account of the first and most famous private press of the 20th century The Doves Press. Starting its operation in the wake of William Morris, the Doves Press became a major influence in the development of modern book design. Marianne Tidcombe reveals the intriguing story of the cutting of the famous Dove's Type, the printing of Paradise Lost, Paradise Regain'd, and The English Bible. Also included is the saga of Cobden-Sanderson's short and stormy partnership with Emery Walker.
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