A Brief History of Printing. Part II: The Economic History of Printing

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In an era when the printed word began to reshape society, "A Brief History of Printing. Part II: The Economic History of Printing" by Frederick W. Hamilton delves into the profound economic transformations initiated by the printing press. This insightful document explores the rise of mass communication and its impact on literacy, commerce, and culture, highlighting pivotal elements such as the commodification of knowledge and the establishment of copyright laws. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work provides a thorough examination of how the printing industry influenced economic structures and societal norms. Discover the intricate relationship between technology and economy in this essential read that unravels the complexities of a revolutionary medium.

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