
Books and their makers during the Middle Ages
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Authors:
- Putnam, George Haven
1844 - 1930
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In the wake of the Roman Empire's decline, the Middle Ages witnessed a transformative era in literature, marked by the emergence of manuscript culture and the rise of the printing press. "Books and Their Makers during the Middle Ages" by Geo. Haven Putnam delves into the intricate processes of book production, highlighting the pivotal roles of scribes and illuminators. This comprehensive exploration reveals how these artisans shaped the dissemination of knowledge and culture, fostering a rich literary tradition that influenced generations. Ideal for historians and students alike, this work offers a detailed understanding of the socio-economic and technological factors that contributed to the evolution of books as vital instruments of communication and education during this dynamic period.
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