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For the letter-spacing kills, but the sprited printer produces life.

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Garrett

Sometime in 1814, Stockbridge (Mass.) printer Heman Willard found himself with a problem. Even though he ran a thriving shop in the Berkshires (rivaled perhaps only by the Jeffersonian printer/publisher Phinehas Allen in Pittsfield) and had been publishing a moderately … Continue reading →

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